Creating Nuget Packages using Visual Studio 2015

If you have ever created a nuget package you know how annoying it is. Using the nuget command line to pack the project and then create the .nuspec file and then build it for the desired frameworks.
Visual Studio 2015 (currently RC) lets you create nuget packages extremely easy!
First create a new Class Library project:

Notice that it is under ‘Web’ category.

Now we’ll enable the nugget package creation just as written in the comments above.

I just love their UX in this window.
Now we’ll need to fill the package details in the project.json file.

The project.json is almost the same as the .nuspec file. We can include the package dependencies and the target frameworks.
Now if we compile the project and navigate to the solution directory we’ll see the nuget package in the artifacts folder.


Good luck

Creating temporary 'Break Point' in Visual Studio 2013

It's a short one about a cool feature in VS 2013.

While editing your code you can right click and choose 'Run to Cursor'. It will compile your solution, run the app and stop on the line of code where you've clicked 'Run to Cursor'. It will not create a permanent breakpoint. You can also use 'CTRL + F10'.

Felt like sharing.