Developer Login Page for .NET Developers and Testers
Often developers and testers of .NET applications need to apply roles and features to test a specific ASP.NET page, so login to obtain those roles and features is necessary. A developer login page is a shortcut page for coders and testers to bypass a lengthy login procedure and enter a user id to very quickly access a specific page. For example:
A typical login page may look like above, but for a developer, the user id and password entry gets very tedius each time you debug a page of software, especially when a splash page either precedes or follows login. Experience has shown that a quick login page for developers bypasses all the tedious user id and password process that takes up coder time needlessly. Therefore, a quick login page that has a default id, and additionally displays application server, database server, and version information also helps with unit and quality assurance testing. For example:
How to Increment the Assembly Version Number (Build Number)
1. Go to project drop down menu, and select UI Properties:
2. Click on Assembly Information button:
3. Increment the Assembly Version Number:
4. The version number change shows up as Version 1.0.0.1 in the Developer Login Page: