May 2008 - Posts

We shipped the Visual Studio 2008 SDK 1.1 Beta!

Quan just announced that today we shipped another release of the Visual Studio 2008 SDK . See more detail including the readme over on his blog . Incidentally, you can meet Quan and also Mariano and Gearard from our team at TechEd Developers 2008 down Read More...

Posted 20 May 08 04:41 by GarethJ | 3 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, DSL Tools, VSX

Where have all the testers gone?

(With apologies to Paula Cole ) We've had jobs posted for testers for DSL Tools and the other cool Visual Studio eXtensibility things we're doing here in Redmond on the Visual Studio Ecosystem team for a while now and to my amazement, they're still open. Read More...

Posted 20 May 08 02:51 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Sounding off, The real world, DSL Tools, VSX

Couple more VSX bloggers

And here's a couple more folks with VSX/DSL related blog series that I missed from my previous post: Long-time DSL-er (and recent MSFT hire) Andre Furtado has a series of DSL posts indexed under DSL Tools: how to resources Sebastian Talamoni has a bunch Read More...

Posted 20 May 08 02:31 by GarethJ | 3 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, DSL Tools, VSX, Community

A rash of bloggers

Just lately there seems to be a veritable feast of new blog stuff about VSX (if you don't mind me switching metaphors). Some of these I stumbled across and some were pointed up to me by DuncanP. Oleg Sych now has a great series of T4 posts An explanatory Read More...

Posted 14 May 08 05:33 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

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