My latest in a series of the weekly, or more often, summary of interesting links I come across related to Visual Studio.
Visual Studio 2008 KB: Also applied to 2005. The Visual Studio Designer does not Respect Assembly Binding Redirection. No current workaround is available.
Sasha Goldshtein discusses memory leak diagnosis – Is It a Managed or a Native Memory Leak?
Greg Duncan posted a link to SQL Load Test on CodeProject. This tool will take a SQL Profiler trace file as input and generate unit tests for VS 2005 and 2008 that will replace the calls.
Scott Guthrie posted a description of some of the new features in the upcoming ASP.NET MVC Preview 4 Release (Part 1).
Eilon Lipton posted a description of HttpContext.IsCustomErrorEnabled – One of ASP.NET’s hidden gems.
Via Steve Pietrek:
- Jimmy Bogard is Going lean in Visual Studio.
- Jeffrey Palermo is Going lean in Visual Studio (even more than Jimmy!).
Jonathan Allen from InfoQ announced that FxCop rules for AddIns is now available in his post FxCop Rules Join the Pipeline Builder for System.Addin.
