Creating and Consuming Custom NuGet Packages

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It's time to start a new project. I import that library of shared functions I always seem to need. Then, I go to NuGet and grab any necessary packages. Until recently, I never thought about how I could combine these steps. However, this brave new world of DevOps forced me to address this concept, and I was amazed at the ease of creating NuGet packages and the power of the NuGet platform.

In this talk, I'll guide you through my journey into creating and hosting custom NuGet packages. I'll start with the basics of NuGet package creation and hosting by turning a simple DLL into a NuGet package. From there, I'll talk about how you can make your package fit into your target project with configuration transforms, source code transforms, and specifying development dependencies. Finally, we'll discuss some of the advanced options that are available, such as wiring custom build steps into your project. You'll leave this session empowered to create your own amazing packages into your development environment.

About Chris:

Chris Gardner is the Chairman of the DevSpace Technical Conference and a regular coder. Tortured by years of contracts that valued buzzwords over results, Chris has developed a true passion for finding solutions that fit the problem, not the technology of the week. Chris received his M.S in Computer Science, B.S. in Mathematics, and B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Alabama in Huntsville and is currently a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Professional Developer, Information Technology Professional and former trainer.
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I have seen a large web api turned into a nugget package. I never understood why. This api did not have any of it's dependencies listed in the nuspec file either. Any thoughts?

PierreGadea