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tagstore

tagstore is a research software tool developed from the Institute for Software Technology of Graz University of Technology. The main purpose of tagstore is the refinement of a better method to manage files and folders on the local hard disk drive. Therefore tagstore is no commercial product. ... [More] With tagstore the user does not use the usual method of filing data in a hierarchy of folders as the only possible method. In a tagstore files and folders are being tagged. Using those tags tagstore automatically generates navigation hierarchies called TagTrees. Within those TagTrees the user is able to navigate using his or her preferred software tools like file browsers, "file save..." or "file open..." dialogs. Please visit http://tagstore.ist.tugraz.at/en/about for details and screencast. [Less]

treefrog

Tree frogA starting point for your .NET development treeTree frog is a solution for generating a simple .NET development tree starting point. It can be extend or used out-of-the-box. It automatically takes care of setting up a build file, the solution structure and adds some useful tools used when ... [More] developing, among other things. It is based on a structure I have used in several projects running unit test, code coverage and continuous integration. The background for creating this project is because it is boring to always having to set up the project structure when starting on a new project. Why you should try out Tree frog: it creates solutions targeted against .NET 3.5. it uses MSBuild as the build script. it sets up solutions adding tools like autofac, nunit, moq and partcover. in most cases you don't have to do anything else with the build script than add projects. following the structure in the project, you can build the solution from everywhere (as long as the .NET framework 3.5 is installed) A beta release of this project is available in the download tab. Usage: Example: Example: TreeFrog_console default c:\temp TestProject It only contain on solution package at the moment, and that is the 'default' package At the moment there is not much documentation available, but it will be soon. [Less]