Euss stand for Evaluant Universal Storage Services, it’s a great open source (MIT License) Object-Relational mapping framework.

I use Euss on Tech Head Brothers portal since a long time now.

After one comment of Chris Walquist on one of my last post about Team City integration of NCover here is the way I run NCover through MSBuild in Team City.

First I need to import the Task of NCover.

In my effort to bring a good development environment for the next version of Tech Head Brothers portal, in which we should be (at the moment) three to develop, I went on with the integration of NDepend, the wonderful tool of Patrick Smacchia, with the just as well JetBrains Team City build management server.

As said in my last post I have defined three builds type

Since the last update two-three days ago of my notebook ATI video drivers I had only crashes! Finally thanks to the Vista Roll Back Driver I was able to go back to the previous version and I don’t have anymore crashes when I go in sleep mode.

I finally found some time this evening to re-configure Team City and adapt my MSBuild script to be able to achieve the following build configuration for Tech Head Brothers portal:

VisualSVN, the plugin for Subversion in Visual Studio 2003, 2005 & 2008 was just updated with some new good features:

New Features

This is something I was waiting to continue my work on the new publishing tool for Tech Head Brothers.

You might read more about this version on the MSDN web page

I finally managed to integrate those two wonderful tools Team City and NDepend as you can see on the following picture:

If you have installed SP1 of Vista you certainly recognized that your drive lost around 1Gb of free space.

The solution is to use a tool that comes with the SP1 to recover your free space at the price of not being able to come back and uninstall the SP1.