Tortoise SVN – My global ignore pattern (C# and R#)

Don’t know what I’m talking about? Read this.

I’m tired of having to recreate this over and over again so I had to make a note somewhere.

*\bin* *\obj* *.suo *.user *.bak **.ReSharper** **\_ReSharper.** StyleCop.Cache

Update

Meanwhile I am maintaining ignore patterns for svn, git and hg here:

https://github.com/lcorneliussen/xignore/

.git target* *\bin *\bin\* *\obj *\obj\* *.suo *.user *.bak *.ReSharper** **\_ReSharper.** **\StyleCop.Cache **\*.dotCover *.releaseBackup release.properties *.versionsBackup *.diff *.vssscc *.vspscc *.scc

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My .NET Development Must-have Tool List

While installing my new development VM running Windows 7 Beta on my MacBook Pro via VM Ware Fusion, I just wrote a list of the tools I installed.

For daily use

• Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Developer
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 + VS 2008 SP1
• JetBrains ReSharper, ~ $150, Productivity Plugin + UnitTest-Runner with tons of features.
  Coming from IDEA or Eclipse, and just missing everything in VS?
  I woultn’t start writing one line of Code without it! 🙂
   
  No, JetBrains does not pay me! I bought the product regularly 🙂
• TortoiseSVN, free, best SVN Client
• VisualSVN, $49, Tortoise SVN Integration for Visual Studio
• WinMerge, free, Windows Diff Viewer and Merge Tool, SVN Support
• StyleCop, free, Code Style Checker
• StyleCop for ReSharper, free, Visual Studio Integration for StyleCop with R# Code Cleanup and Quickfixes

Profiling

• JetBrains dotTrace, ~ $500, Great Performance and Memory Profiler
• nCover, from ~ $300, Code Coverage Tool for Test and Live Coverage
• NDepend, ~ $400, Static Code Analysis for Quality
• TD.Net, Free Personal Edition, Test-Runner with NCover support

For more tools have a look at Scott Hanselman’s Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows