MSBuild in Visual Studio

.NET, Development January 7th, 2006

The MSBuild Team Blog featured a series of posts about integrating MSBuild with Visual Studio.
Here is the summary of these posts:

  • A New Series: MSBuild in Visual Studio
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 1: Loading and Saving Project Files
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 2: How the IDE Reads Properties
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 3: How the IDE Writes Properties
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 4: A Quiz on Project Escaping
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 5: Quiz Answers, Round 1
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 6: Quiz Answers, Round 2
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 7: Reading Items From the Project File
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 8: Writing Items To the Project File
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 9: Compiling at Design-Time Using the In-Process Compiler
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 10: What Does MSBuild Have To Do With Intellisense?
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 11: Other Special Targets
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 12: Compiling Inside Visual Studio
  • MSBuild in Visual Studio Part 13: The Three Custom Loggers

Tags: .net, MSBuild, Visual Studio

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