Pedro Silva's Blog

Development lead on Visual Studio Platform team focusing on the extensibility of Visual Studio.

March, 2005

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    ColorPicker.NET Article on MSDN

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    Chris Sano just posted an article on MSDN about ColorPicker.NET and some of the custom WinForms controls that it uses. This is a very informative article for anyone doing custom controls in .NET. And, the ColorPicker.NET dialog looks really good. I look...
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    MSDN Magazine: Team System Edition

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    The latest MSDN Magazine has a great article about Visual Studio Team System . If you're interested in the end-to-end development process tools that we're working on for the Whidbey release but haven't had a chance to install it yet, here's a good way...
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    Steve Cook Interview on Software Factories

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    An interview with Steve Cook , an architect on Visual Studio Team System , has just been published on DNJ Online . In it, Steve describes Software Factories , and how DSL Tools are an integral part of that vision. It's a very interesting read if you're...
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    Another DSD demo

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    Liangxiao and Robin are testers working on the Distributed System Designers . Who better to show you how to use these designers than the people that work with and test them every day. They have posted a new demo of how to use the designers on Channel...
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    DSL Tools in the News

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    Here's the first mention I saw of the latest preview release of DSL Tools in the media. Hopefully, developers will start making use of some of these features to create their own model-driven designers.
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    Microsoft Tools for Domain Specific Languages - March 2005 Release for Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1

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    The DSL Tools have released the March preview for you to look at. What's new in the latest release: Lots of bug fixes Validations for the Designer Definition (DD) model. Read more about them from Gareth and Stuart .
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    Single Instance App on Whidbey

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    In prior versions of .NET, there were lots of discussions about how to support single-instance WinForms applications. Here are a couple of links discussed some ways to do that: here and here and here's one in C++ . For Whidbey, some of that functionality...
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    Short Description of Software Factories

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    Keith Short posted a short description of the Software Factories concept. It's brief but gives you a good overview of what a factory is. Also, it talks about how domain-specific languages and model-driven development fit into the Software Factory vision...
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    Working on DSL Tools

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    With the Distributed System Designers nearing Beta 2, I'm going back to working on some of the core shared pieces of the DSL (Domain-Specific Language) Tools. In the past, I worked on the design surface that's shared by all of the Whitehorse designers...
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    Portuguese Discoveries Theme Pack for Windows XP

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    I just read in a blog post that Microsoft released the Portuguese Discoveries Theme Pack for Windows XP . It sounds pretty cool: Show your pride in Portuguese culture! The Portugese Discoveries Theme Pack features wallpapers, icons, mouse pointers and...
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