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This article has increased new information since the release. See the editing update below. Unless you use the best tool you get, you can't expect to generate first-class applications. In addition to famous tools like Visual Studio? Net, you can also get many small, less known tools from the .NET community. In this article, I will introduce you to some of the best-free tools for .NET development. I will guide you to complete a quick tutorial about how to use each tool - some tools can save you more than one minute, while others may completely change your way of writing code. Because I want to introduce such different tools in this article, I can't discuss each of the tools in detail, but you should learn enough information about each tool to determine which tool is useful for your project. This article discusses:
NUnit used to write unit tests
NDOC used to create code documentation
Nant used to generate a solution
Codesmith used to generate code
FXCOP used to monitor code
Snippet Compiler for compiling a small amount of code
Tools for conversion I ASP.NET VERSION SWITCHER
Tools for conversion II Visual Studio Converter
REGULATOR for generating regular expressions
.NET Reflector for analysis assembly
This article uses the following technique:
.NET, C # or Visual Basic .NET, Visual Studio .NET
summary
This article introduces the above tools in the way, but I have tried to attempt to provide you with sufficient information to provoke your curiosity. I believe this article has made you realize several free tools to some extent, you can start using these tools immediately to write better items. At the same time, I will also urge you to ensure that you have all other suitable tools, whether the latest version of Visual Studio, powerful computer or free utility. Having a suitable tool will make everything bigger.
James Avery is a consultant using .NET and other Microsoft technology. He has written a lot of books and articles, his latest book is "ASP.NET Setup and Configuration Pocket Reference" (Microsoft Press, 2003). You can send emails to him through javery@infozerk.com, and read his network diary at http://www.dotavery.com/blog.
This article is taken from MSDN Magazine 2004 July 2004.
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