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 I am creating a new React app and get the following error. npm ERR! Could not install from "Smith\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache\_npx\17420" as it does not contain a package.json file. npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: npm ERR!     C:\Users\John Smith\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache\_logs\2021-10-13T22_04_13_865Z-debug.log This is because npx doesn't handle space in the user directory properly. Use the following command to get the short name of the user directory. dir C:\Users /x Then update the cache path. npm config set cache "C:\Users\JOHNSM~1\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache" --global See this post for other solutions.

Test projects in Visual Studio 2010 must target .NET Framework 4.0. See this post for details. This issue may have been fixed in SP1.

I made a copy of an existing solution and put it in a different folder. When I tried to run it, I got the following error. Meta file ‘C:\MyProject\Some.dll’ could not be found. In this case, Some.dll is produced by one of several projects in the solution. I tried rebuilding the solution but that didn’t help. It turns out some settings appeared not carried over from the original solution. Here’s how to fix it. In Solution Explorer, right click the solution and select Properties. In the Property Pages dialog, go to Configuration Properties | Configuration. You’ll see the Build checkbox for the offending project is not checked. Check it, and click OK. Rebuild the solution.

In Visual Studio 2010 Professional (as well as other versions), when you set the initial profile to Web Development, the default language is set to VB for certain project types, such as Test Project. There is no obvious way to specify the programming language as you create a new project. You are not able to change the default setting at the usual places such as Tools | Options… or the project’s properties. The most common solution, as suggested in various forums including the quasi-official Visual C# Forums , is to go to Tools | Import and Export Settings… and select Reset All Settings. More elaborate schemes entail manually updating registry keys. There are many usability issues here. First of all, Import and Export Settings… is hardly the first place one would look for default language settings. Most likely you will have to search the Internet for an answer. Even if you are lucky to guess it right, most people would be taken aback by Resetting All Settings. What settings it will

Visual Studio Online (VSO) requires your Git repository to be hosted in the VSO cloud . In other words, you cannot specify an URL such as https://github.mycompany.com/product/project.git, even if you want to use your existing Git repository. One solution is to set up the local repository to track two remotes. The following are the steps, using Git Bash commands. First, you add Visual Studio Online as the second remote. Go to the CODE page of your project in VSO, click the 'Clone' link. You will see the Git URL. Copy and paste it into the command similar to the following. $ git remote add vso https://mycompany.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/_git/project Now you should see two remotes. $ git remote origin vso If you open the .git\config file, you should see two remote sections. ... [remote "origin"] url = https:// github.mycompany.com/product/project .git fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* ... [remote "vso"] url =  https

Building a website is easy. Building a good one is not. There are so many methodologies, technologies, and techniques available. And they are changing everyday. One can be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed. Here is my attempt to organize the information I find useful, as I embark on the journey in search for answers. It helps me to learn and understand. Maybe someone else would find it useful as well. This is not intended to be a road-map  as there are still many uncharted territories. It is more like solving a puzzle. First you find a few obvious pieces that fit together. You savor the small satisfaction and are motivated to do a little more. Hopefully, the big picture eventually emerges. Application Server I use ASP.NET MVC as the application server. Using areas to organize different functions of the site. When to use ViewBag, ViewData, or TempData Application Pool Identities Data Access Layer Entity Framework LINQ  ( Lambda Expressions , Extension Methods ) Bu