The MicroISV Show #11 - Jim Holmes & James Avery - Windows Developer Power Tools
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In this episode of The MicroISV Show, we interview Jim Holmes and James Avery, authors of the new O'Reilly book: Windows Developer Power Tools (companion website).
Jim and James talk about how the book was written (65 collaborators!) and give their top five picks for Power Tools for MicroISVs:
James' top five:
1. Subversion
2. Trac
3. Mbunit
4. Cruise control.net
5. Nhibernate
Jim's top five:
1. Subversion
2. Trac
3. Mbunit
4. Msbuild
5. Watir
Jim also picked out FxCop as his one "must have" tool that isn't on the lists.
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Otherwise, great job Michael and Bob!
Hopefully this should not happen in the future.
I've ordered the book and look forward to reading it.
### SHAME LESS PLUG ###
I had an idea about how to setup a team development environment for the MicroSV who wants to use Subversion with VS.Net. It includes lots of little tricks that I found but hadn't been put together in one place.
You can read the tutorial here:
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Subversion.asp
Feedback would be great!
regards,
Ralph
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