Customizing and Extending Visual Studio 2010 by Writing Code
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Shows you how to use, write, and deploy extensions for Visual Studio including editor extensions, add-ins, and packages
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Course Description
This course is aimed at developers who use Visual Studio and want to learn how to extend it. You will learn how to write code that interacts with Visual Studio. The techniques covered include editor extensions, diagramming extensions, add-ins and packages. Familiarity with the VSIX format, the Visual Studio SDK, and the DTE object model (all covered in "Customizing and Extending Visual Studio 2010 Without Code") provide the background needed for this course.
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Course Syllabus
MEF, The Managed Extensibility Framework- 19m 49s
—Introduction 2m 2s
—MEF is... 2m 35s
—A MEF Component 1m 59s
—Relationships 1m 21s
—MEF and Visual Studio 3m 54s
—What Can You Extend? 4m 28s
—How it works 3m 30sWriting Editor Extensions- 53m 6s
—Introduction 1m 44s
—The New Visual Studio Editor 1m 29s
—Why Extend the Editor? 1m 47s
—Extension Points 4m 46s
—Some Examples 6m 30s
—The Image Insertion Sample 1m 44s
—The Doc Comment Sample 1m 40s
—Margin Glyph for Tagged Text 3m 14s
—Architecture of the Demo 3m 6s
—Demo: Creating the Tag 14m 10s
—Demo Checkpoint 0m 39s
—Demo: Creating the Glyph 9m 3s
—References for the Demo 0m 48s
—Summary 2m 26sTesting and deploying editor extensions- 33m 11sVisual Studio Add-Ins- 42m 8sVisual Studio Packages- 47m 2sExtending Modeling and Diagramming tools- 52m 3s
This course is listed under
Development & Implementations
, Data & Information Management
, Networks & IT Infrastructure
and Quality Assurance & Testing
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