Visual Studio has code coverage built in, but only if you run VS Premium or better. Sometimes this isn't available, which is what sent me looking for a free alternative. OpenCover fits this goal perfectly. The output isn't as pretty as VS, but no worries. ReportGenerator has integrations with the OpenCover output and creates some... Continue Reading →

http://www.facebook.com/plugins/likebox.php?href=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fpages%2FTwisten%2F218410068187068&width=350&colorscheme=light&show_faces=true&border_color&stream=false&header=false&height=300 What is Twisten? Twisten is a twitter client that lets you listen to your twitter feed via Text-to-Speech using the built-in speech features of Windows. Why use It? Listen to twitter in the "background" while you do other stuff! The benefit of listening in the background is that you don't have to completely shift... Continue Reading →

After a couple hiccups with the download yesterday, I finally got the bits and got VS 2010 Premium installed. Great stuff! I’m glad to be running this on the host again, rather than a VM. I can take advantage of multi-monitor, GPU acceleration, and better speed! Hotness! My current project is using TFS Power Tools... Continue Reading →

As far as I can tell, MS is launching VS 2010 today. I’m hoping that means that I can get my hands on the RTM bits. I’ve already checked MSDN, but all they have as of 10AM Easter time is the RC. Can’t wait for RTM so that I can put it on my host... Continue Reading →

Previously, I posted: Large Fonts – Not sure yet… My machine has a pretty high resolution display (1680 x 1050). Win 7 defaulted the fonts to use “medium” fonts, instead of small fonts. This is nice because things are not so tiny, but it has to resize some of the images here an there. Also,... Continue Reading →