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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   
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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   
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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 | 4 Comments   
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Les WebCasts de toutes les sessions VSX Day sont disponibles!
OK, so I don't get to blog in French much (d'habitude pas du tout - in fact) and of course I stole this phrase from Jean-Marc's blog anyway so it's just a cheat :-) However, I couldn't let it pass that the good folks from the dslfactory.org community Read More...
Posted 18 December 07 06:31 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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Template Code Generation built-in to Visual Studio and Clarius' T4 Editor
One of the big deals for us with Visual Studio 2008 is the fact that our runtimes are in the box. A key thing that this means is that every Visual Studio user now has our powerful T4 text templating engine installed and can incorporate code generation Read More...
Posted 18 December 07 06:17 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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We've shipped - what a week - and what a month
Well, you could hardly have missed that Visual Studio 2008 shipped this week . And as Ken has just announced over on the VSX blog , I'm proud to say that the Visual Studio 2008 SDK has also just shipped - you've got to admire our sense of timing ;-) Go Read More...
Posted 21 November 07 06:06 by GarethJ | 5 Comments   
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Both Visual ANDALSO Basic
Ken has just announced over on the VSX blog that we're releasing our VB Pack for the VS 2005 SDK, opening up the world of Visual Studio package eXtensibility to all our Visual Basic customers. We're really keen to get your feedback on how this works out Read More...
Posted 17 September 07 01:28 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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DSL Tools has moved and I've pimped
I've been pretty off the pace on blogging, but there's a reason. Well OK, an excuse ;-) As James points out , the DSL Tools team has just made a move into the core of Visual Studio in the Visual Studio eXtensibility Ecosystem team (or VSX as we like to Read More...
Posted 14 August 07 09:25 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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TechEd Day One - Visual Studio 2008 Shell
Just woken up after a great first day at Tech-Ed. Excellent to see full houses and folks crammed in around the floor for the chalk talks on both Software Factories and Visual Studio Extensibility. Also fantastic to finally get my hands on a paper copy Read More...
Posted 05 June 07 01:25 by GarethJ | 3 Comments   
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Next release of the DSL Editor PowerToy
While I'm linking to Jezz , I should mention that he has a groovy new release of the powertoy available . Here's a picture showing a multi-view powertoy editor hosted as the main editing surface of a DSL Designer. Sweet stuff - this is really, really Read More...
Posted 30 May 07 12:24 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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DSL Book Online
As Steve points out, our book has now gone to press - you should be able to have a copy in your eager little paws in a matter of weeks - yay. However, if you're terribly modern, you can now sign up at Safari to read it online . Or you could just pre-order Read More...
Posted 18 May 07 02:57 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Team Architect Blog powers ahead
Technorati Tags: vsts , dsl tools , team architect , powertoy , power tool , software visualization Suhail has a post over on the shiny new Team Architect blog describing the upcoming new Team Architect Power Tools release. At last - class libraries on Read More...
Posted 14 May 07 09:37 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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First CTP of DSL Tools for Orcas Beta1
As announced over on James' blog we've just released a CTP of DSL Tools that works on Visual Studio "Code Name Orcas" Beta1. Changes to DSL Tools include the following: All editions of Visual Studio Code Name "Orcas" Beta 1 now include the DSL Tools runtime. Read More...
Posted 30 April 07 08:59 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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