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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
1. Nunit (also wrote a nice report app to display the xml result file) 3. we use Red Gate's Ant profiler (with VS plugin) 6. FxCop Also, we use: Enterprise Architect (required by project) NCover Explorer ToDoList (yes, from code project) We also have a nice wrapper app around the Zed Graph engine (from code project) because we do a lot of data analysis.
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1. Resharper 2. LinqPad 3. Chrome 4. Tortoise/Subversion
David Wong wrote:
1. Resharper
Never used it
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2. LinqPad
Haven't got to Linq yet ...
David Wong wrote:
3. Chrome
Went back to FF 3.0. Got too comfortable with it!
David Wong wrote:
4. Tortoise/Subversion
Without a doubt! :cool: Add AnkhSVN to that as well though I feel Tortoise is far superior.
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
Out of your list: 1. Nunit 7. Notepad++ Further: - GhostDoc - Beyond compare (you can easily configure subversion to use bc as diff viewer). - Sandcastle - Occasionally Expresso
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
Here's the ones I use most often, in no particular order: 1. NUnit (we use it for testig native code, believe it or not!) 2. CruiseControl.NET 3. SourceMonitor 4. Include Manager 5. Memory Validator 6. Visual Lint + PC-lint 7. ResOrg 8. Doxygen 9. Notepad2 10. XMLPad 11. Visual Assist 12. WinMerge 13. Winspector Spy 14. SourceVersioner (got an article to write on this one...it's a solution/project versioning tool) 15. IncrediBuild 16. Axialis Icon Workshop WinCHM is likely to be added to the list shortly; I'm evaluating it at the moment, and so far it looks good.
Anna :rose: Having a bad bug day? Tech Blog | Anna's Place | Tears and Laughter "If mushy peas are the food of the devil, the stotty cake is the frisbee of God"
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Here's the ones I use most often, in no particular order: 1. NUnit (we use it for testig native code, believe it or not!) 2. CruiseControl.NET 3. SourceMonitor 4. Include Manager 5. Memory Validator 6. Visual Lint + PC-lint 7. ResOrg 8. Doxygen 9. Notepad2 10. XMLPad 11. Visual Assist 12. WinMerge 13. Winspector Spy 14. SourceVersioner (got an article to write on this one...it's a solution/project versioning tool) 15. IncrediBuild 16. Axialis Icon Workshop WinCHM is likely to be added to the list shortly; I'm evaluating it at the moment, and so far it looks good.
Anna :rose: Having a bad bug day? Tech Blog | Anna's Place | Tears and Laughter "If mushy peas are the food of the devil, the stotty cake is the frisbee of God"
You mostly work on C++ right? How did you get NUnit to work? I'm genuinely curious.
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
Nothing from your list, although I was using Doxygen before and miss it now. Anyway, from the top of my head: - vim - SourceInsight - Beyond Compare 2 - Visual Studio (for debugging only) - various in-house tools for source control and bug tracking
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
1. NUnit (Yes) 2. NMock (MoQ) 3. NAnt (Yes) 4. Doxygen (Visio, Excel, Word & Textpad for docs. No code docs other than VS tooltips.) 5. Snippet Compiler (??) 6. FxCop/StyleCop (ReSharper for code formatting, no FxCop yet) 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ (Textpad, notepad++ has annoying syntax hilighting) 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) (VS2008 or Textpad for XML editing) 9. Regulator (??) 10. CruiseControl.NET 11. ReSharper 12. Subversion Server 13. TortoiseSVN 14. AnkhSVN 15. Beyond Compare 2 16. Red Gate SQL Tools 16. A custom DB tool for change management 17. Database Publishing Wizard 18. TestTrack BTW setting up a new development machine is a PITA
Todd Smith
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
My tools include: Notepad++ Visual Assist Subversion (TortoiseSVN/AnkhSVN) FreeMind Doxygen InnoSetup Visual Build Boost (not sure this counts as a tool) In the last few months Notepad++ replaced UltraEdit, Subversion replaced CVS and InnoSetup replaced Wise.
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
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Gives me a page not found :confused:
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Gives me a page not found :confused:
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
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You mostly work on C++ right? How did you get NUnit to work? I'm genuinely curious.
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
I do indeed. :cool: It's not too difficult really...all you need to do is write the tests in either C+/CLI or (if you're feeling a little masochistic) MC++. The Managed C++ code can link directly to native libraries (static or DLL) and use them in the same way as a native test harness. It can be a little fiddly to get the linker settings right (particularly when testing MFC code) but as most of our code is ATL/WTL rather than MFC that's not usually too much of an issue here.
Anna :rose: Having a bad bug day? Tech Blog | Anna's Place | Tears and Laughter "If mushy peas are the food of the devil, the stotty cake is the frisbee of God"
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you need a new moniker - linkmaster.
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
It´s not a programming tool, it takes a while to learn your preferences, but it has saved me lots of time of Start Menu wandering...Launchy http://www.launchy.net/[^]
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
Nope, nada. Other than bat files anyway.
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1. NUnit (Yes) 2. NMock (MoQ) 3. NAnt (Yes) 4. Doxygen (Visio, Excel, Word & Textpad for docs. No code docs other than VS tooltips.) 5. Snippet Compiler (??) 6. FxCop/StyleCop (ReSharper for code formatting, no FxCop yet) 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ (Textpad, notepad++ has annoying syntax hilighting) 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) (VS2008 or Textpad for XML editing) 9. Regulator (??) 10. CruiseControl.NET 11. ReSharper 12. Subversion Server 13. TortoiseSVN 14. AnkhSVN 15. Beyond Compare 2 16. Red Gate SQL Tools 16. A custom DB tool for change management 17. Database Publishing Wizard 18. TestTrack BTW setting up a new development machine is a PITA
Todd Smith
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I'm curious, how many actually use any or all of the following set of tools (that I personally find that they make my life as a programmer infinitely easier) 1. NUnit 2. NMock 3. NAnt 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler 6. FxCop/StyleCop 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator Do you have or use other tools that make your life easier? Do use alternatives? I forgot to mention Regulator!
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Sig history "dad" Ishmail-Samuel Mustafa Unix is a Four Letter Word, and Vi is a Two Letter Abbreviation
1. NUnit - yes 2. NMock 3. NAnt - have used 4. Doxygen 5. Snippet Compiler - yes 6. FxCop/StyleCop - yes (but doing VB right now) 7. Programmers Notepad/ Notepad++ - yes for the second 8. Liquid XML Studio (recent discovery with my infinite thanks to Rex!) 9. Regulator
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It´s not a programming tool, it takes a while to learn your preferences, but it has saved me lots of time of Start Menu wandering...Launchy http://www.launchy.net/[^]
My favourite tool of the last year or so. Can't live without it now. :)