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So the code migration was fairly straightforward. There’s enough documentation and learned lessons available to get you through that relatively pain-free. Also, striving to keep the code base as straightforward as possible helps tremendously. The deploy was not *as* obvious.
Dev boxes and staging environments deployed without fuss, but as it will be, the LIVE production [...]
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.. following on from the first one, the project has now been updated to include some work with the new BackgroundWorker component available in Net 2.0…
Creating responsive UI’s on lengthy processes has never been so easy!
including source code
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After looking for a trim Ftp client library for .Net 1.1, .Net 2.0 releases with FtpWebRequest. I completely missed this one in the search to find *something*.
After hacking around with it for a very short while, it proved to be by far the easist “library” to integrate with… the fruits of that freely available here [...]
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The ideas here is to “own” your continous integration process and make it work for you. Afterall, you spent some time setting up CruiseControl.Net and it’s ticking along nicely. At some stage, you need to make it “yours” and let it reflect your needs in terms of your process and record build data that you [...]