Deploying .NET Applications Learning MSBuild and ClickOnce
This book covers two important aspects of the software life cycle: build and deployment. The coverage of these crucial topics is only half the attraction of this book, though. The other half is the technologies covered: MSBuild and ClickOnce. What Is MSBuild? Previously the build process that Vi...
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| Tóm tắt: | This book covers two important aspects of the software life cycle: build and deployment. The
coverage of these crucial topics is only half the attraction of this book, though. The other half
is the technologies covered: MSBuild and ClickOnce.
What Is MSBuild?
Previously the build process that Visual Studio followed was basically a black box and was difficult
to customize. With the arrival of Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0 comes the arrival of the
Microsoft Build Engine, otherwise known as MSBuild. MSBuild is the utility that Visual Studio
uses to build your managed (C#, VB .NET, and J#) projects. MSBuild is an XML-based build engine
and a tool that has been developed with customizability and extensibility in mind from its
conception. By using MSBuild, you can change how your projects are built, creating customizations
to fit your needs.
With the advent of MSBuild, you no longer have to rely on third-party tools to handle the
custom aspects of building your application. In addition, not only is this approach supported
by Microsoft, but it is completely integrated with Visual Studio. If you need to tweak the settings
for the C# compiler or how resources are generated, you now have this ability. The entire build
process is open, and you can customize it in any way necessary. With other third-party tools
this is simply unachievable. |
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