As you may know, NuGet supports aggregating packages from multiple package sources. You can simply point NuGet at a folder containing packages or at a NuGet OData service. A while back I wrote up a guide to hosting your own NuGet feed. Well, we’ve made it way easier to set one up now! And, surprise surprise, it involves NuGet. I’ll provide step by step instructions here. But first, make sure you’re running NuGet 1.2! Step 1: Create a new Empty Web Application in Visual Studio Go to the File | New | Project menu option (or...
Note: Everything I write here is based on a very early pre-release version of NuGet (formerly known as NuPack) and is subject to change. A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post introducing the first preview, CTP 1, of NuGet Package Manager. It’s an open source (we welcome contributions!) developer focused package manager meant to make it easy to discover and make use of third party dependencies as well as keep them up to date. As of CTP 2 NuGet by default points to an ODATA service temporarily located at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=204820 (in CTP 1 this was an...