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NuGet: Microsoft .NET Package Management for the Enterprise

Date: May 18, 2011 from 1:30PM to 2:45PM
Day 3
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Speakers: Scott Hanselman
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There’s an Open Source package manager for .NET available now called NuGet. It’s supported and shipping with Microsoft ASP.NET MVC 3,but it’s not just for ASP.NET. In fact,it’s not just for open source. It’s also great for library management inside the firewall. Join Scott Hanselman as we learn all about NuGet,from the basics of consuming packages,to creating and distributing your own packages both internally and externally. Then learn some advanced Windows PowerShell techniques within NuGet packages,creating NuGet packages in continuous integration build server environments,and even how to run our own NuGet server instance inside our enterprise. There are a number of large companies with names you’d recognize distributing their internal libraries with NuGet. Come to this session and learn why zip files and file shares aren’t where it’s at anymore when it comes to enterprise libraries in .NET.

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- Developer Tools,
- Languages & Frameworks
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scyonx

May 20, 2011 at 6:21 AM

I love the way how nuget is evolving. In particular, I'm very interested in seeing how the topic of internal nuget repositories and repository authentication goes.
melnik

May 20, 2011 at 12:35 PM

Note, Microsoft Enterprise Library application blocks are now available via NuGet.
Gregor Suttie

May 23, 2011 at 3:57 PM

Superb content, makes me wonder just how many people know about Nuget and the potential with it. Will have to try and get more people looking at it and get an internal NuGet server up and running.