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The Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 SDK is now available for everyone to use from the Download Center. So, install it (it's quick), and start building you very own extensions to Visual Studio today! And once you have those extensions ready to share with world,
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ScottGu recently posted about the new online templates feature of the Visual Studio 2010 Beta1. The discussions on his blog have been pretty lively, and mostly folks seem to like this new feature. The Online tab of the New Project Dialog is built on the
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Pablo Galiano has just published two you project template extensions for the Visual Studio Gallery , both of them for doing MEF integration with Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1. Check them out: Template for creating a VS Package that exposes MEF extension points.
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Chuck England has just recently posted the sources for MPF for Projects on CodePlex . If you're interested in creating your own project systems for Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1, this is the place to start. And, for those of you wishing to port your project
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For those of you trying out Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1, you may have already noticed... But, Visual Studio 2010 no longer requires you to create Package Load Keys (PLKs) for writing and deploying VSPackage extensions to VS. This will probably come with
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Aaron (one of the developers on my team working on the SDK) just wrote a couple of great posts for folks wishing to use and to understand how the SDK works for VS 2010 Beta 1. Definitely worth a read if you're working on VS extensions: VSIX Project template
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There are a couple of other ways to create project/item template extensions besides using the VSIX Explorer. So, I’m going to give some quick steps here for folks that would like to use an alternative… Just replace Part 2 of my earlier posts with either
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The VSIX file we created in Part 2 is the new unit of deployment for extension in Visual Studio 2010. VS knows how to install these types of extensions, and the VS Gallery is a place where you can host them. Also, the contents of the Gallery are then
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Now, that we have a zipped up item template (from Part 1 ), how do we get this thing ready for the VS Gallery ? All uploads hosted on the Gallery need to be VSIX files. I’m not going to talk much today about the file format (that is a full topic of its
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I’ve put together a WPF AboutBox item template and released it on the Visual Studio Gallery . It’s published there so that you can download, install, and use it through the Extension Manager and New Item dialog in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1. Now, I’m going
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It's pretty cool when you General Manager is out working with the bits you just released. Jason just released a quick tutorial on how to create an editor extension using the VS SDK . Check out the steps he went through to create, build, test, and deploy
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Well for the first couple of days of being out, we've been getting some good usage and feedback of the SDK and extensions being downloaded through the Extension Manager in VS 2010 Beta 1. Here are some highlights: Scott Hanselman has a cool post about
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It pays to be in early in the morning... sometimes you get to be the first to announce. :) The Visual Studio 2010 SDK Beta 1 is now available for download on MSDN Download Center. This SDK matches the Visual Studio 2010 Beta, that was released earlier
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Well if JasonZ can blog about it , I suppose that means I can too. :) He talks about some changes in Beta 1 that were in response to customer feedback... that's always good. And, our focus on performance of VS 10. Also, Beta 1 is getting *very* close
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