If you are like me, you hate hand editing HTML and XML! But unfortunately, as a .NET Developer you often find yourself doing it, and if for no other reason, you have to do it for parts of the Web.Config and Application.Config files. Last night, I was googling for something, and just found this tool from ASPhere by luck. It's really easy, nice, and looks great :)
Here you are the URL : http://www.asphere.cz/asphere.zip
why is this so much easier? it's just an xml editor with glass bubbles around the elements... big deal...
ReplyDeleteJMC, consider you having to deploy an application at client end and you want client to enter some of his credential details, instead having to develop an UI for getting credentials and writing them into a config file, this could be an alternative; considering end user is a non technical guy who would find the contents of config file too complicated to traverse and edit.
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