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Category Archives: Visual Studio.NET
Massive SUO file causes Visual Studio to hang when doing pretty much anything
I’ve been dealing with horribly slow performance from Visual Studio 2008 (SP1) for a few weeks now. We’re talking seriously slow performance. Like 30-40 seconds of unresponsiveness to save the solution; 20-30 seconds of unresponsiveness after compilation if there were … Continue reading
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Advanced Debugging Lab Series
Over the past few weeks Tess Ferrnandez, an escalation engineer at Microsoft, has been releasing the first of her 10 part series of labs advanced ASP.NET debugging. At the time of writing there are three labs covering Hangs (deadlocks), Crashes, … Continue reading
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SmoothAttach Release Candiate
I have just finished uploading the Release Candidate of my SmoothAttach AddIn for Visual Studio.NET 2005 to SourceForge. Please download it and tell me what you think! SmoothAttach simplifies attaching the debugger to an IIS website, and is particularly handy … Continue reading
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