StoriesMaarten Balliauw
It’s no secret that MyGet is running on top of the Windows Azure cloud platform. Because we love it and want to get as many people to learn about it, we’re participating again in this year’s Global Windows Azure Bootcamp. In April of 2013 the first Global Windows Azure Bootcamp was held at more than 90 locations around the globe. This year’s bootcamp will again offer a one day deep dive class to help thousands...
Development, Feature, NuGetMaarten Balliauw
When we first launched the MyGet Documentation site, we decided to fork the NuGet documentation site and apply our own colors and content to it. After our website redesign a few months ago, we felt it was time to work on our documentation site’s design, too. The front page looks completely different. We decided to put a search engine central, as well as some popular articles that can help you get started. One of the...
DevelopmentMaarten Balliauw
MyGet 1.9 was released on February 27, 2014. We will be blogging about new features in the next days and weeks. Features MyGet Updated documentation website Support for NuGet 2.8 Username is now added to password reset e-mails Packages mirrored from proxied package sources can be unlisted in the resulting feed Support for multiple API keys Visibility into which package source serves a specific package Packages can be owned by more than one MyGet user...
FeatureMaarten Balliauw
Ever wondered where a package comes from, or if it exists on any of your package sources? Our latest deployment features a tiny little gem on the package details page which gives us that information:
MyGet will query all configured package sources and check if the package exists on there. If it does, a link to it will be displayed in the package details page.
Happy packaging!
FeatureMaarten Balliauw
With MyGet Build Services, it is very easy to create NuGet packages from source control. Link a GitHub, BitBucket or CodePlex project to your MyGet feed and we’ll take care of building it and publishing generated packages to that feed. But which packages are added to your feed? By default, MyGet will add all NuGet packages generated during build to your feed, as long as they are created in a folder named other than packages....
FeatureMaarten Balliauw
All MyGet Enterprise subscriptions feature a complete “copy” of MyGet, tailored to your organization’s development team. A custom URL provides access to private repositories used by your team. But what if you want to make a specific feed available to the general audience? And how can private feeds within the organization be easily discovered by team members? The answer to these two questions? The MyGet Gallery. It serves as the Golden Pages for your team’s...
Maarten Balliauw
Whether you are into Valentine’s Day or not, we love you! That’s why we are offering a 50% discount to all new subscriptions (Starter, Professional) as well as to all subscription renewals (Starter, Professional) purchased on Valentine’s Day and the whole weekend after! <div></div><div>We want you to spend time with the ones you love and care about, and not worry about missing this limited offer. As we are offering our services worldwide, we also don’t want to...
MaintenanceMaarten Balliauw
On February 7, 2013, we've experienced a partial downtime. The default endpoint for consuming NuGet feeds was slow to respond (+/- 2 minutes for a simple request) and caused issues with a lot of our users and their development teams and processes. We share your pain: we use MyGet for developing MyGet and we hate when things like this happen as much as you do. Our sincerest apologies for the inconvenience caused! In this post,...