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Ten essential tools that each developer should download now
Release Date: 7/20/2004
| Update Date: 7/20/2004
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This article discusses:
• NUnit for writing unit tests • NDOC for creating code document • NDOC for generating solutions • CODESMITH for generating code • FXCOP for monitoring code • Snippet Compiler for compiling a small number of code • Two Different converter tools: ASP.NET version converter and Visual Studio .NET project converter • REGULATOR used to generate regular expressions • .NET Reflector for analyzing assemblies
This article uses the following technique:
.NET, C # or Visual Basic .NET, Visual Studio .NET
Unless you use the best tool you get, you can't expect to generate first-class applications. In addition to famous tools such as 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.
