VSX Team Blog

IronPython Studio is now available as free download. Working with the VSX team at Microsoft, Pablo Galiano of Clarius Consulting released IronPython Studio for developing Python applications. The free VS SDK includes a sample application called IronPython...

Along with the VSX keynote at DevTeach , we had two VSX team members who gave presentations. Below are the slides for each session as well as the cool little Source Code Outliner light source code solution ZIP used in Aaron's session: Download VSX session...

On November 27th, I ( Ken Levy ) kicked off the first DevTeach conference in Vancouver, BC with a keynote on VSX . Our VSX tag line is Extend Your Development Experience. This not only includes those who extend VS using the SDK, add-ins, macros, visualizers...

AddOn Studio for World of Warcraft is now available for free download, an open-source development tool aimed to bring the Visual Studio experience to building World of Warcraft add-ons. This WoW development environment uses the new free Visual Studio...

Pablo Galiano has a great ongoing series of technical blog posts on the new VS 2008 Shell . Some of the recent links to Pablo's recent Shell posts below, in a nutshell... Deploying VS templates for a VS Shell Isolated application VS Shell development...

Working with the VSX team at Microsoft, Pablo Galiano of Clarius Consulting released an application called Storyboard Designer , a DSL tools based application that uses the VS 2008 Shell. Storyboard Designer does not require any version of Visual Studio...

Alan Stevens is interviewed by Josh Holmes in this 10 minute Channel 9 video: Alan Stevens talks on Visual Studio Extensibility . In October, Alan presented a VSX session at the devLink conference in Tennessee. The video includes Alan showing a brief...

The team at Microsoft who works on the VS SDK documentation has created their own team blog for VSX documentation related topics. The VSX UE (User Education) team blog can be found at http://blogs.msdn.com/vsxue/ . Here is a brief introduction they posted...