Pro NuGet second edition is out

Pfew! Around February 2013, Xavier and I started planning work on an update of our book. Eight months later, we’re proud to present you with Pro NuGet (second edition). It’s been a tough couple of months writing this: Xavier has become a father for the second time (congratulations!), we’ve had two massive updates to NuGet we had to work in our book, … But here it is!

What’s new?

• A number of workflows with NuGet have changed and have been added. Expect all of these, including NuGet’s old and new package restore functionality.
• Want to work with NuGet and Windows Azure Websites, TeamCity, Visual Studio Online, OctopusDeploy, NuGet Gallery, ProGet or MyGet? We have a bunch of recipes for you!
• Pitfalls of package versioning
• Building a plugin system based on NuGet

Next to that there is a lot more meat in there!

• Understand how NuGet fits into the big picture of your software development process to save you time and money.
• How to keep your team working when your project depends on an external resource (such as a web service or cloud) which suddenly becomes unavailable.
• Whether or not to auto-update NuGet packages within a continuous integration process for maximum reliability and speed.
• How to combine NuGet with PowerShell to create your own Cmdlets and extend the base toolset in an extremely powerful manner.
• Evaluate the pros-and-cons of hosting your own NuGet repository.
• How to incorporate NuGet seamlessly within your continuous integration process.
• Much much more!

We would love to get your feedback! E-mail us or write a review on your blog or Amazon. Enjoy the read!

PS: Thanks to our excellent reviewers (the NuGet team) and everyone at Apress! There is a lot of people involved in getting a quality book out there. Thanks!

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