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Tangible T4 Editor

I've been remiss generally in not blogging while we've been heads down on Visual Studio Beta1, but never more so than in respect of another T4 Editor that's recently become available. The good folks over at Tangible Engineering have been releasing several Read More...

Posted 23 May 09 06:30 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

DSL Tools 2010 Beta1 Launches!

Jean-Marc announced today that the latest new beta version of DSL Tools launched today hot on the heels of the recent Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2010 SDK beta releases. The team is really proud of all the great features we're shipping in this Read More...

Posted 23 May 09 04:37 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, Enterprise Development, DSL Tools, VSX, T4

TellMe Voice Studio Beta1

I just noticed that the good folks over at TellMe (a relatively new bit of Microsoft) have shipped a beta of their Voice Studio voice application dev tool, based on DSL Tools. Very cool indeed! (I seem to be saying this a lot lately) I love the process Read More...

Posted 06 February 09 08:58 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, Enterprise Development, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools, VSX

Clarius' T4 Editor ships V1.0

Victor pinged me to say that Clarius had launched their eagerly-awaited T4 editor for Visual Studio . That's pretty exciting news for all those of use who edit T4 templates on a daily basis - that's almost everyone these days, right? ;-) Technorati Tags: Read More...

Posted 16 September 08 12:32 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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DSL Book samples updated for Visual Studio 2008

It's taken us a little while, but the code samples for our book, Domain-Specific Development with Visual Studio DSL Tools, are now updated for Visual Studio 2008. You can download them from www.domainspecificdevelopment.com . Woo Hoo. Enjoy. Technorati Read More...

Posted 23 July 08 12:25 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Code samples, Tech thrills, DSL Tools, VSX

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   
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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

XNA Studio and DSL Tools - Better Together

I've been meaning to blog this for an age. Over in Furtaspace (love that name), André points out that with the (relatively) recent release of XNA Studio 2.0, you can now use teh 2005 version of VDSL Tools to create model-driven game creation tooling. Read More...

Posted 20 February 08 02:49 by GarethJ | 4 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 | 5 Comments   
Filed under Tech thrills, Enterprise Development, VSX, T4

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