Customizing and Extending Visual Studio 2010 Without Code
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Shows you how to use and write extensions for Visual Studio including templates for projects and items, snippets, and macros
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Course Description
This course is aimed at developers who use Visual Studio and want to learn how to extend it. There are many different ways to do so, and not all involve writing code. This course introduces macros, code snippets, a custom start page, and project and item templates. Emphasis is on the newer technologies including the VSIX format and the Visual Studio Gallery, but old techniques that still work in Visual Studio 2010 are included. These techniques do not require writing code that interacts with Visual Studio.
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Course Syllabus
Overview of Visual Studio 2010 Extensibility- 31m 6s
—Introduction 0m 50s
—Visual Studio does a lot 2m 34s
—Visual Studio is highly configurable 4m 23s
—What extending means 1m 45s
—Project templates 3m 16s
—Code snippets 1m 15s
—Macros 1m 55s
—Changing Visual Studio's behavior 5m 45s
—The Visual Studio Gallery 4m 7s
—How far can you go? 5m 16sWhy write extensions for Visual Studio?- 24m 51s
—Introduction 0m 37s
—Categorizing extensions 4m 52s
—Extensions only you could write 7m 13s
—Areas of extensibility 5m 37s
—The Visual Studio shell 1m 55s
—What you need 4m 37sVisual Studio Macros- 29m 46sVisual Studio Snippets- 32m 34sGetting and installing extensions for Visual Studio- 24m 52sThe Visual Studio 2010 SDK- 15m 38sVisual Studio Start Page- 26m 17sThe VSIX Format- 33m 22sTemplates- 32m 14sDeploying Templates- 44m 38s
This course is listed under
Development & Implementations
, Data & Information Management
, Networks & IT Infrastructure
, Operating Systems
and Quality Assurance & Testing
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