Where can I find chef cookbook to install visual studio 2013. The chef-supermarket provides cookbook for visual studio 2012. Can it be modified to work with visual studio 2013
While this question is off-topic for SO, I've forked daptiv's visualstudio cookbook to handle multiple versions of Visual Studio. Currently it supports 2012 and 2013. You can find the cookbook here: https://github.com/dthagard/visualstudio.
These are three resources you can use to help you:
Microsoft Visual Studio Installation Guide:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e2h7fzkw.aspx
Visual Studio 2013 CookBook by Jeff Martin and Richard Banks
https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/visual-studio-2013-cookbook
A step by step tutorial to perform the installation by Mourya P.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlhbbuFAxgQ
Hope this helps
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I know this is not exactly a programming question but I don't even know how to google it so here I am.
I currently have Visual Studio 2013 Express and I get the error above when am trying to install Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Installer Projects extension, what is missing? Any help will be highly appreciated.
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As mentioned on the extension page, this requires Visual Studio 2013.
Visual Studio 2013 Express is not Visual Studio 2013 (meaning paid version). Or at least, only a subset, with a different product ID.
You'll have to use the paid version of VS or choose another setup method.
I got Visual Studios 2013 from Dreamspark and i need to access the Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel namespace but it says it does not exist.
can someone help me find out how i add it. This would be the first time I am adding a library that is not already included with the VS installation.
I really appreciate your help
What i am ultimately trying to do is this
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Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel is an assembly in Visual Studio Tools for Office Runtime. Check if you have installed them with Visual Studio.
You can install the tools in three occasions:
When you install Visual Studio 2013.
When you install Microsoft Office 2013 or Office 2010.
When you install the Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime redistributable.
I cannot seem to use the new features that come with TFS 2012 using VS 2010?
Is it possible? I would like to use the code review feature.
Code Reviews require visual studio 2012 and tfs 2012. VS2010 simply does not have the built in UI to support doing them.
Once you create an account on TFS:
https://tfs.visualstudio.com/en-us/ #
There is an option
"Beginner's guide A step-by-step guide to help you get up and running
now. "
There you will find a step by step, I followed and am getting use normally.
In my case I have to upgrade:
"If you have not already, install Visual Studio 2012. You can use
Visual Studio 2010, but you'll need to install Service Pack 1 first
and KB2662296. Or, you can use Visual Studio 2008 SP1 with GDR this
update. "
After that I could use normally.
I hope I helped.
There is a form of code review possible with VS2010 from the CMMI process, but it doesn't have the nice interactive and code-commenting features from VS2012, it is just another Work Item form.
More info here.
I have recently found haacked article about Github For Windows. But in this article he is not mentioned how to use/integrate it with VS 2010 or 2012. Anyone is able to do this?
in MSVC 2010
(tools)(extension manager)(online gallery)
search for git
pick the git source control provider and install it.
restart msvc and you are good to go.
I've been trying to get oF examples to compile with Visual Studio, but I'm either missing a link or something.. Is there a tutorial on how to setup oF with Visual Studio 2010 (or 2008 - or any version)? If not, can someone provide step-by-step directions on setting up oF with Visual Studio?
(Unfortunately, the oF website doesn't provide any info on setting up oF with VS. Their VS link just tells you how to download VS o.O http://www.openframeworks.cc/setup/vs-2008 )
There is a short Tutorial how to setup Openframeworks and Visual Studio 2010
in the OpenFrameworks Forum.
link to article
I haven't tried it yet, but it seems ok to me. Zach event hosts prebuild libraries for Visual Studio 2010 (poco comes to mind). They are currently working on a 2010 Version by the way.
Edit December 2010: The people at openframeworks released a new version 0.062 which is available for Visual Studio 2010. You can find it here: link text