Introduction In this article I will walk through the process for writing and publishing a .NET NuGet package to nuget.org. It can be quite fiddly to work with NuGets so, I’ve created a new project to establish a simple end-to-end approach and will apply lessons learned to my other packages. I have used Microsoft Visual Read More
Kajabity Tools, Java Properties Updates and Fixes.
I’ve just fixed a couple of bugs raised by users against Kajabity.Tools.Java on GitHub. While I clearly missed the first (raised last December!) the second was the trigger for me to launch into action. Kajabity.Tools.Java provides a C# implementation of standard Java .properties file handling. I released it as an Open Source project and published Read More
Kajabity Tools Version 0.4 Released – Strongly Named, Deployed to NuGet.org and GitHub Releases
Kajabity Tools (for C#) is a free, Open Source collection of software utility classes for .NET applications. Version 0.4 introduces some key structural changes, a small number of new features and several bug fixes. Full details are available on the Kajabity Tools pages. This release was prompted by requests, suggestions and contributions from Ivaylo Slavov and Read More
Tags: AppVeyor, C#, CSV, Forms, Java, NuGet, Strongly Named, Windows
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Kajabity Tools for C# Version 0.3 Released – Adding SDI Form and Document Classes
I’ve had the code for a while and I’m using it for a few of my own projects so when a comment on Loading XML in C# with XML Serialisation asked when it was going to be published, I thought I’d better get on with it. So here it is, Release 0.3 of Kajabity Tools Read More
Kajabity Tools for C# Version 0.2 Released – Adding CSV File Handling and NUnit Tests
I have released version 0.2 of Kajabity Tools for C# which has a bug fix for JavaProperties and adds CSV file handling. I’ve also added some initial unit tests (with NUnit) in a separate project folder. To be honest, the code has been sitting on my laptop for over a year and I’ve only been Read More
An Update to the Apache Maven Installers – Broadcasting WM_SETTINGCHANGE To Update Environment Variables
When I previously did some updates to the Java Installers for Apache Maven, I noticed that, when I was testing the two versions, it often didn’t update the Environment variables. At first, I put it down to the fact that the variables for one version where there and maybe they get in the way of Read More
Adding Calendar Events to Google Calendar in C#
I’ve replaced a custom event page for the Thistle Society with a list extracted dynamically from a Google Calendar. Following on from the previous article, Loading XML in C# with XML Serialisation, I needed to upload the events into the Google Calendar from my C# application (Event Manager). To do this, first spend hours scouring Read More
Loading XML in C# with XML Serialisation
The problem – I have a lot of event details for a local club in an XML file and I wanted to load them into a C# application which will import them into a Google Calendar (see my earlier article to understand why). I originally started to write a C# application to maintain the events Read More
Kajabity Tools (for C#) version 0.1 Released
At last, I’ve finally managed to put together a release of the Kajabity Tools – this version just includes a completely rewritten JavaProperties class allowing a C# application to correctly load and store Java style properties from a “.properties” file. For more details see Kajabity Tools. The Kajabity Tools-0.1.zip file contains: Kajabity Tools DLL – Read More
Kajabity YearChart v0.3 Released: Print Any Date Range
Version 0.3 of Kajabity YearChart is now available for download. Key new features are: – Print any range of dates from 1 day to 5 years so you can create: – Academic Year Planners Financial Year Planners Project Charts Extra Columns – with better handling of both extra rows and columns. Print within maximum page Read More
Tags: .NET, Academic Year Planner, C#, Financial Year Planner, Page Margins, Page Setup, Printing, YearChart
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