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Using A Custom Toolchain In Visual Studio With MSBuild - Nathan Reed's coding blog
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Mixing Languages in a Single Assembly in Visual Studio seamlessly with ILMerge and MSBuild - Scott Hanselman's Blog
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| | I really like the new LINQ to XML direct language support in VB9. However, ...
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Fully Featured Custom Build Targets in Visual C++ - Promit's Ventspace
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| | A few days ago I was setting up a new resource build pipeline for our games, and wanted to integrate the build directly in Visual Studio. The goal was to include a resource manifest file in the project, and have them be fed to my compiler as part of the normal VC project build. Often...
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Custom Rails Generators can be Your Secret Super Power
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| | Creating custom Rails Generators can help save massive amounts of time and tedium if you learn to build them efficiently.
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Running npm start without opening browser
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| You want to open the server for an application you are working on in Visual Studio Code and not have a browser open automatically. Or perhaps your default is Internet Explorer and you want to open Chrome instead. Use the environment variable BROWSER and set it to "none" or "chrome".