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Visual Studio: Disable Dll Culture Folders on Compile

Quick solution that helped me remove extra files in my bin folder, sometimes I need to publish files on to server and the smaller they are the better. In my case I had different culture files/folders for the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.  Solution   <PropertyGroup>     <TargetFramework>net5.0</TargetFramework>     <SatelliteResourceLanguages>en-US</SatelliteResourceLanguages> </PropertyGroup> I could also add this to the package itself but the package didnt appear to be referenced directly in the .csproj. I think it was only referenced in the nuget config file, in any case this fixed the problem globally. Example for package < PackageReference Include = "Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp" Version = "3.0.0" ExcludeAssets = "All" /> Also worth noting I didnt use "en-US" I used just "en" which worked just as well, that might make a difference on some project.

Visual Studio "Access Denied" When Checking in with TFS

The problem was that when I went to check in changes with Visual Studio, it would report back saying I did not have permission. I knew it couldn't have been the TFS setup because I had everything configured straight forward for a single user which was just me and I know it was fine since it was working a few days ago. The only thing that changed on my machine was the that I lost access to my domain account that I was working with. So I created a second account that has administrative permissions, which might have lead me to this problem. Resources You may receive an "Access is denied" error message when you try to debug a Web application in Visual Studio .NET, and you have administrative permissions  -  First search got the job done! Access Denied on TFS - Stack Overflow  - Just looking at other reasons that could have been the cause

At the Start of My C# Research

This article is a list of resources that I used way back at the start of my career with C#. Since there are a lot of C# tutorials already out I just wanted to write out some of my experiences and topics that I was curious to learn when starting out. The main reason why I wanted to used C# for programming was for Asp.net MVC applications and toward the second year I discovered XNA. Getting Ready at the Start!     If you're a Java Developer the  using Statement  is much like a import and include in C++. Having experience with both languages doesn't hurt and speaking from my own experiences with both languages, C# is probably the easiest compared to all of them. And for multiple reasons, but mostly because of Visual Studio's Intellisense in my opinion.  C# language itself Random resources that I used, for multiple projects. Visual C# Resources Delegates Tutorial C# Short Type  - Sometimes its just good to compare  ( Java , C++ ) . Creating Custom Routes

My First Experience with Jira

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JIRA  created by Atlassian  is a Project Planner and issue tracker for any given application. In Jira an issue is just about anything for the project, much like a task in TFS. At the current time I have no experience setting or installing up Jira, this is just my experience using it. I would have to say using Jira is very simple and very straightforward, even if I didn't have experience with TFS. I can not say at this time whether I like TFS more or less than Jira for issue/bug tracking. Resource How to Edit the Resolution of an Issue - JIRA Knowledge Base - Atlassian Documentation Creating an Issue A Issue I faced using Jira I had a problem with the issues that I was closing not showing up as resolved, this might have been because I was not submitting any code or images when closing them. As always I let a comment that it was complete but I felt that it not enough. My theory is that if its like TFS maybe I need to submit with code for the issue to be marked resolved

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