Monthly Archives: May 2011

Creating step definition report i SpecFlow on .NET 4.0

I manage to bring SpecFlow to the project and everyone was really impressed. However, I wasn’t 100 % satisfied with SpecFlow since I wasn’t able to get the step definition report at first. I found the problem to be that my test project was written in .NET 4.0, and needs to be so, but the [...]

Extending the NuGet Package Manager Console

If you read my previous post about how to create a NuGet package this is a follow up on that post. I will in this post, most example code, show you how to extend the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio with a NuGet package. More precisely I will extend the Console with the feature [...]

How to upgrade MSSQL Tools Express to Complete

Now I’ve had this issue one or two times but this is the first time I actually managed to solve it. The scenario is that I had SQL Server 2008 R2 Express install, which is missing the profiler tools. So I thought I’ll just upgrade to standard since we have licenses at my company. That [...]

Linq tip of the day – Aggregate

One thing that I have noticed is that people tend to not be aware of the Aggregate function that exist for linq. If you learn how to use the Aggregate function it will be useful for you in many scenarios. One scenario where I have found it useful many times is in logging scenarios, especially [...]