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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   
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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   
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More general-purpose T4 goodness

Oleg saw my post about Kiril's general-purpose use of T4 and gently pointed me at the set of resources he has put up in the same area. It's really great to see folks exploiting the richness we've added by putting T4 into every copy of Visual Studio 2008. Read More...

Posted 04 February 08 06:12 by GarethJ | 4 Comments   
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Fun use of T4 to generate strongly-typed web navigation

I wondered how long it would be before folks outside of the DSL Tools/VSX/SF community started to pick up on the fact that T4 is in every VS box as of VS 2008. Here's my answer... Kirill Chilingarashvili has a nice example of turning some weakly typed Read More...

Posted 31 January 08 05:15 by GarethJ | 6 Comments   
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