November 2005 - Posts

Keyboard shortcuts for navigation on the DSL design surface

I was just dealing with an issue raised on our MSDN Product Feedback center and I realized it might have broader appeal. Keyboard navigation in either the DSL Tools or the Visual Studio 2005 Class Designer and Distributed Systems Designers has a few wrinkles Read More...

Posted 16 November 05 11:09 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

DSL Tools at the Visual Studio 2005 Launch in Sweden November 22nd

OK, so that was a bit of a sucker title. To be more accurate, I'll be at the Visual Studio 2005 Launch in Stockholm, Sweden on November 22nd. If anyone is coming to the event and wants to spend some time talking DSL Tools, please let me know and we'll Read More...

Posted 15 November 05 08:22 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

Future Directions in Modeling Tools (TLN311)

Slightly old news I know, but the PDC 2005 breakouts are now posted on the web both as PPTs, streaming audio and downloadable audio. You can get Jochen Seemann's talk on "Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects and Future Directions in Read More...

Posted 15 November 05 04:27 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

Visual Studio SDK 2005 is live

Congratulations to the VS SDK team on shipping. As various of the team have pointed out, we'll have a DSL Tools release to match Visual Studio 2005 RTM as soon as ever we possibly can. Read More...

Posted 03 November 05 06:10 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

Virtual Lab - try DSL Tools without even installing them!

Rob Caron has the skinny (as usual). You can now try out a virtual lab session with the DSL Tools in a hosted environment. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/tryit/hosted/teamsystem/default.aspx You can also experiment with all the elements of VS Team Read More...

Posted 01 November 05 08:19 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, DSL Tools

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