Here is a tool to visualize passwords stored in IE :
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/internet_explorer_password.html#DownloadLinks
Here is a tool to visualize passwords stored in IE :
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/internet_explorer_password.html#DownloadLinks
CSS mixer is really cool. Good job. Is there a JavaScript mixer?
It’s the main content of a mail I received last week.
It decided me to write a JS Mixer application, based on CSS Mixer.
The big part of the work was already done, I just needed to adapt my code.
Just like CSS Mixer, you can download it from codeplex : http://jsmixer.codeplex.com/
You can also download it from some software websites.
Remark :
With ASP.NET WebForms, you can achieve the same result by setting a few propertie to the ScriptManager control.
But the advantage to use a tool like JSMixer, is that your server doesn’t have to do the work : it’s already done !
And when you spare some work to your server, your server is happy !
Yesterday was a web tool’s day : Microsoft released 7 free products for the web developpers.
Here is the Scott Guthrie’s post about it : http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2011/01/13/announcing-release-of-asp-net-mvc-3-iis-express-sql-ce-4-web-farm-framework-orchard-webmatrix.aspx
You can install most of these products from the Microsoft Web Platform Installer
I already installed webmatrix :
If you are a single person working on a personal project, you maybe have encountered some backup and versioning issues.
So you can do manual backups, naming them by date or by functionality and saving them on different supports but this can quickly become a real hell to maintain.
You can also us a svn tool, which is really nice : backups are usually on a remote server but you have to remind to do a “sumbit” when you want your sources to be saved.
There are some really good and free svn hosting (such as xpdev.com) but usually with annoying advertisements and limitations. Furthermore, for a single person project, it’s maybe be taking the bazooka to kill the fly…
There are plenty other solutions like git, cvs, or Microsoft team server but once again it’s maybe unneccesary for a single person project.
The solution I use for my personal projects is “DropBox”.
Here is the description on the website
Dropbox is software that syncs your files online and across your computers.
Put your files into your Dropbox on one computer, and they’ll be instantly available on any of your other computers that also have Dropbox installed (Windows, Mac, and Linux too!). Because copies of your files are stored on Dropbox’s secure servers, you can also access them from any computer or mobile device using the Dropbox website.
First register at DropBox then install it.
Create your project directory
Put your project files there.
That’s it !
Now you have an automatic backup and versioning system for your files.
Look at the versioning system : it’s great !
Now if you want to develop with other persons, DropBox is certainly not the solution.
You can use it but you will have to be sure that the different persons aren’t working on the same files !
There is no merge system !
If your are about to create a new account, please use this link : I will earn extra storage space.
Yesterday I received a visual studio 2010 Ultimate edition from work.
I’ve already test the express edition when it was in beta phase, but it’s not the same …
I install it on a Fujitsu Siemens laptop with 4 GB Ram and a Intel Core 2 Duo processor (2,53 GHz) running Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate edition.
Loading screen
Click Next
Read and accept the license terms
Choose your installation mode : Full installation (takes more than 6 GB) or Custom installation
I choose Custom
Select the features you want :
(notice that “Microsoft SharePoint Developer Tools†are integrated)
I just don’t want Dotfuscator community to be installed, so I uncheck it
I keep the rest because I want to test some features
Installation running :
After less than 10 minutes, the installation asked me to restart my computer:
I click “Restart Nowâ€
When restarting, a loading form is showing
Then the setup continue
After about 45 minutes, the setup is finished
You can choose to install the documentation, but I choose to click on the “Finish†button.
The installation windows appears :
I Click Exit
The installation takes me about one hour, and no problem occurred.
Now I can launch the product
I choose my default environment settings (I used to choose Visual C# Development settings so I pick this one).
I Click on “Start Visual Studioâ€
First time loading form
Visual studio is up and running
Help and documentation are on the start page:
A What’s new section is available on the start page :
Some other links are available :
Some resources for Windows, Web, Cloud, Office,SharePoint and Data development are accessible too.
Next step : migration of a Visual studio 2008 solution !