Unable to load project or solution in Visual Studio 2022
Windows 10
After updating Visual Studio you are no longer able to load source files in your solution
Error message: Load failed, the project file cannot be loaded
The update has messed up you path settings as you have both 64bit and 32bit version of dotnet running
In the environment settings / system variables move the <drive>\program files\dotnet 64bit path above the <drive>\program files (x86)\dotnet 32bit path
Save and you are ready to use VS 2022 after having updated the platform to latest version
Open Control panel -> System and the Advanced System Settings
Choose Environment Variables
In System Variables edit the Path settings
Move the 64 bit dotnet path above the 32bit path
When done click Ok and restart VS 2022
17. September 2017
plykkegaard
Academic postgraduate programme, a list of litterature collected from various Business Academies in Denmark
Contract Based Development
1st semester
- Kontraktbaseret Programmering (danish)
Anker Mørk Thomsen
Forlaget Thomsen (E-bog/PDF)
Development of Large Systems
1st semester
- The Art of Scalability
Scalable Web Architecture, Processes and Organizations for the Modern Enterprise
M. Abbott and M. Fisher
Addison Wesley, 2015
- Professional Application Lifecycle Management (supplemental)
- with Visual Studio 201x (latest version)
Mickey Gousset, Brian Keller, Ajoy Krishnamoorthy, Martin Woodward
Wiley
Databases for Developers
2nd semester
System Integration
1st semester
- Enterprise Integration Patterns
-Designing, Building and Deploying Messaging Solutions
Gregor Hohpe, Bobby Woolf,
Pearson Education
- Service Orienteret Arkitektur
– Integration som konkurrenceparameter
Henrik Hvid Jensen
ISBN 9788791242472 (also sold as e-book)
- Microservice Architecture
Irakli Nadareishvili, Ronnie Mitra, Matt McLarty & Mike Amundsen
O’Reilly, 2016
Test
2nd semester
- Softwaretest - Teknik Struktur Metode (danish)
Poul Staal Vinje
Nyt Teknisk Forlag
- The Art of Scalability
Scalable Web Architecture, Processes and Organizations for the Modern Enterprise
M. Abbott and M. Fisher
Addison Wesley