Category: Tools
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Visual Studio Git vs Command Line
When it comes to version control, there are two main ways to manage your code: using the git command line or using visual studio’s git GUI tools. Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages, so it ultimately comes down to personal preference. To initialize a repository using the git command line, you would use the […]
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Testing WCF Soap Messages Using Fiddler
The following is how I generate test soap requests for .Net WCF services and work with them in Fiddler. This comes in handy when I want to see how the service is responding to HTTP header changes. The great thing is once you get the request into Fiddler you can change the request body or […]
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Right Click Add To Path
I do lots of installs on my windows machine and got tired of having to change the path environment variables manually. I created a AddPath.exe that will do this for me and added a short cut to the right click context menu. In one right click I can get this result: Here is how it […]