April 2008 - Posts

Welcome Jean-Marc!

Somewhat belatedly, I wanted to welcome the latest addition to the Visual Studio eXtensibility team . Jean-Marc Prieur has been a long-time contributor to our community and now he's joined the team. I'm sure he'll have a huge impact with his passion for Read More...

Posted 21 April 08 03:37 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under The real world, VSX, Community

CSLAFactory.net

Josef Eissing and Marcel Binot just dropped me a note to say that they'd released a CTP of their new DSL for working with Rocky Lhotka's popular CSLA application framework . Having played Killer Bunnies with Rocky one time, I thought I'd better give it Read More...

Posted 21 April 08 03:32 by GarethJ | 4 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools, VSX, Community

Struggling with your Command Tables? VSCT PowerToy is here

vsct files (and their predecessors, ctc files) can be tricky little beasts to get just right. As Pablo notes , the VSCT PowerToy lets you browse through all the installed command tables to see what effect your package has had and also directly opens vsct Read More...

Posted 10 April 08 04:53 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community

DSL on the Mersey

Paul Kinlan dropped me a line about a talk he's doing on DSL and T4 at the upcoming Liverpool .Net User Group . Find more event details here . Read More...

Posted 07 April 08 09:19 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, The real world, DSL Tools, Community, T4

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