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ScottGu Bits #3: Post-migration VS2005 project differences

In our previous episode we looked at the differences in the two VS2003 projects prior to migration.  Here we'll look at the differences in the resulting migrated VS2005 projects.

There are 3 differences that I think are worth pointing out in the side-by-side projects below.

  1. There are a whole lotta stubs created by Scott's updated wizard than the one I used.  I didn't migrate the ScottGu modified version of the VS2003, but I suspect that the stubs were created in Scott's migrated project and not in mine because of the base class confusion.   We'll look at those stubbies later.
  2. There's still a single wizard stub and not four for the four total wizards.  We'll look at why that is, too.
  3. This is cool.  Because ScottGu removed the empty .ASPX files, the baseclass.CS classes were moved to the \app_code as they should have been moved where they can be referenced by both the \app_code classes and classes outside of the \app_code directory.


Next time we'll start to look at specific code changes made in the new VS2005 project...

 

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Posted on 12/5/2005 10:36:00 AM by Dave Burke
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12/5/2005 7:44:16 PM Permalink

Dave,

Hello from Stamford. Been a while since I visited. The day job pushing paper has kept me busy. But been trying to get more time doing some coding and checking out VS2005.   Thanks for the references and tips!

I like how you post the screen prints and do the annotations. I am looking for some tools and tips to post screen prints in a blog. Visit www.walkspoiled.com for an example that misses the mark!

Can you blog on any suggestions for posting annotated screen prints ?

regards, Jim

Jim Bonnie |

12/5/2005 8:48:38 PM Permalink

Jimmer, You're supposed to be pushing DotNetNuke bits during the day, not paper! He-he.  Thank you for the comments on the screen prints.  The thing about the annotated screen prints is that I've been doing them for a long time and for a while back in '96 I was able to really focus on my Photoshop chops.  So everything you see in way of screen prints passes through Photoshop.  If you feel that is still of value, let me know and I'll be happy to post more about it.  

I actually had a "Graphic Design" category for a while but I found that I sling so much more code than I do pixels that it didn't make sense to keep it active anymore.

Great hearing from you, JB!

daveburke |


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