Managing Libraries with NuGet
As a developer, you probably use libraries produced by others in almost all your projects. Often libraries have dependencies, meaning they require other libraries to work correctly. In lots of situations, dependencies are not included with the library you use so you need to perform a manual search and installation and this complicates things if you have to repeat the same steps for multiple projects. To make a developer’s life easier, Microsoft developed an extension for Visual Studio called NuGet (also known as NuGet Package Manager). Via a repository of packages, NuGet allows you to find, download, and install a project to the desired library and all of its dependencies with just a couple of clicks. Downloaded ...
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