AHH who doesn’t like architecture… It’s the architects that are responsible for designing high-rise buildings. It’s the architects that are responsible for designing amazing bridges all over the world. It’s the architects that are responsible for designing high performance & scalable software..
TFS via Windows Shell using TFS Power Tools
THIS guide will show you how to access a TFS server and perform simple check-out and check-in actions via the windows shell.
There are several solutions possible ranging from:
- TFS Command line tools
- 3rd Party Non-Microsoft tools such as Tortoise Subversion (TortoiseSVN) [link]
- Microsoft TFS Power Tools
- Visual studio Team Explorer
I believe this is the most lightweight Visual Studio alternative to access TFS source controlled files.
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Log4net Implementation
LOG4NET has been around for years… literally years! I remember using log4net for the first time some 5-6 years ago in my first job. Now almost 6 years later, I’m still finding log4net to be a reliable logging utility.
In this article, I will provide details on my implementation of log4net into a WCF Service for use with my development framework..