Having watched this video, I hoped you would have covered would kind of a "file" a package / NuGet package is when installed. Having done my own reading, a NuGet package is in the form of a NUPKG file(basically a zipped file) when installed locally on your computer. However, when you install it via visual studio, and check in the dependencies folder of the respective project(s) in which the NuGet package is downloaded in. The package is in the form of a DLL file? So than did visually studio unzip the NUPKG file(representing the respective package installed) and paste the DLL file in the respective project(s), by default, automatically for you? Rather than you having to do it your self? If you had installed it locally on your computer. Or is the NuGet package already installed as a DLL file? I'm confused.
Very helpful because I wasn't sure if installing a package (like EF Core) is just for my *project* or is it on my computer somewhere that which means I don't have to keep downloading and installing. Looks like it is just for projects.
I get "401 Logon failed" trying to browse an external package source in VS2019. I am not getting prompted for credentials. I tried working around it but haven't found the solution.
Hey man, thanks a lot helpful example. but am struggling to install any package in my system perhaps am missing some steps? maybe you can assist me. thank you in advance
Very helpful for a quick start. Lot of things are covered for beginners in five minutes. Thanks!
This was a perfect demonstration of concept and practice! Thank you so much!
Thanks Chris. Btw, you are very good at explaining and your speech articulation is awesome!
Having watched this video, I hoped you would have covered would kind of a "file" a package / NuGet package is when installed. Having done my own reading, a NuGet package is in the form of a NUPKG file(basically a zipped file) when installed locally on your computer. However, when you install it via visual studio, and check in the dependencies folder of the respective project(s) in which the NuGet package is downloaded in. The package is in the form of a DLL file?
So than did visually studio unzip the NUPKG file(representing the respective package installed) and paste the DLL file in the respective project(s), by default, automatically for you? Rather than you having to do it your self? If you had installed it locally on your computer.
Or is the NuGet package already installed as a DLL file? I'm confused.
simple, to the point and great examples!
i cant install any package idont know wwhy
Great explanation!
Very helpful because I wasn't sure if installing a package (like EF Core) is just for my *project* or is it on my computer somewhere that which means I don't have to keep downloading and installing. Looks like it is just for projects.
Clear, simple, and cute.
thanks! what I needed
Hi... can i installl NuGet package on visual studio 2005
why does he look like he is about to start crying
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Very clear! Thanks!
excellent, Perfection.
Thanks a lot !
I get "401 Logon failed" trying to browse an external package source in VS2019. I am not getting prompted for credentials. I tried working around it but haven't found the solution.
I want a download manage nuget package for visual studio 2010 do you have a link for download it
Hey man, thanks a lot helpful example. but am struggling to install any package in my system perhaps am missing some steps? maybe you can assist me.
thank you in advance
thanks bro
Helpfull
Visual Studio is overly complicated. Which is stupid.
Is there a better alternative?
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Thank you!!!