Visual Studio - How to diff/compare two different files in your solution
Given how long Visual Studio has been out there I sometimes wonder why there is no built in function to compare two files. Using for example »
Asp.net core - how to change the launch url when working with asp.net projects
If you wish to change the URL that your browser is directed to, when starting your new asp.net project you need to change your launch »
How to diff two files in Visual Studio without using source control
I have been using Visual Studio for years. Every time I have had to diff two files I went to notepad++ or some other great text »
C# - Make project build depend upon another project without creating a reference to a DLL
I recently wanted to create a dependency between two projects, so that I could control the build order. I knew how to do this easily through »
Resharper - How to avoid "Name <name> does not match rule 'types and namespaces'. Suggested name is ..."
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Resharper - How to easily create a new GUID directly in Visual Studio
There is a simple trick using Resharper where you can easily create a new Guid directly in Visual Studio. Using Google i had a hard time »
Must know Visual studio shortcuts and keybindings to increase your performance
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Visual Studio 2017 - set default path for git repositories
I recently had to reinstall Visual Studio. Every time I do this I miss some settings and something is not right. This time my repositories were »
Making .Net core 2.0 available in Visual Studio 2017
If you are here then it is most likely because you cannot choose .Net Core 2.0 in Visual Studio (or whatever editor you are using) »
Visual Studio - How to reinstall a nuget package
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