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Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with

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Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with
Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with
Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with
Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with
Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with
Web Application Foundation - Part 2 - Preparing a client machine with

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WITH WHAT?????????

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yesthatmcgurk 6 months, 21 days ago

"The first part of this article series dealt with setting up the Continuous Integration server with CruiseControl.NET and related tools. This article will deal with the tools, components, and configurations you need to set up on your development workstation in order to take full advantage of the CI environment. Along with a few other items for consideration."

Is that so hard?

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yesthatmcgurk 6 months, 21 days ago