Managing Projects in Visual Studio 2005 & 2008 by Michael Palermo – Interface Technical Training
One of the first tasks I tried when I installed Visual Studio 2008 was to open a Visual Studio 2005 project. I was prompted with the following:
This concerned me, because I wanted to open the project in Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008. My findings are as follows:
- Solutions (once converted) can not be opened in Visual Studio 2005
- Projects (once converted) can be opened in either IDE
With this information it would make sence to copy your whatever.sln file to a whatever.2008.sln file, and then open the 2008.sln file with Orcas. This will get upgraded, and you'll be able to use the same projects with both solutions. Just make sure to open the original (which you're doing already) in 2005, and the 2008.sln in 2008.
Agile Methodology in Project Management
In this video, you will gain an understanding of Agile and Scrum Master Certification terminologies and concepts to help you make better decisions in your Project Management capabilities. Whether you’re a developer looking to obtain an Agile or Scrum Master Certification, or you’re a Project Manager/Product Owner who is attempting to get your product or … Continue reading Agile Methodology in Project Management
Creating Users and Managing Passwords in Microsoft Office 365
In this Office 365 training video, instructor Spike Xavier demonstrates how to create users and manage passwords in Office 365. For instructor-led Office 365 training classes, see our course schedulle: Spike Xavier SharePoint Instructor – Interface Technical Training Phoenix, AZ 20347: Enabling and Managing Office 365
JavaScript for C# Developers – September 24, 2014
Is JavaScript worth taking the time to learn if I’m a server-side .NET developer? How much of C# carries over to JavaScript? In this recorded video from Dan Wahlin’s webinar on September 24,2014, Dan answers these questions and more while also discussing similarities between the languages, key differences, and the future of JavaScript (ES6). If … Continue reading JavaScript for C# Developers – September 24, 2014
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