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If you can't make my Visual Studio Extensibility session on Monday at 1:15PM, or, if you just have some Visual Studio Extensibility questions, then you want to plan on attending the Build Custom Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio - DEV08-TLC.  It will be held in the Blue Theater 13, in the Technology Learning Center at 3PM, which happens to be ...

I don't think I mentioned it, but I'll be speaking at TechEd, which is a first for me.  I'll be doing a talk on Visual Studio Extensibility: DEV345 - Extending Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 with Managed Packages and the Visual Studio Managed Package Framework Monday, June 4 1:15 PM - 2:30 PM Visual Studio 2005 (VS 2005) provides you with ...

As most of my long time readers know, I'm a die hard TestDriven.Net guy.  I've known Jamie since meeting him back at PDC 2003, and have been promoting his Visual Studio integrated testing tool since it came out.  So, to get me to blog about another Visual Studio testing tool is quite an achievement, and they didn't even ping ...

In case you haven’t heard (either thru James Lau's blog or Josh Holmes' blog) I’ll be doing a webcast on Visual Studio Extensibility at 9AM Pacific time (12PM Eastern), May 3, 2007 titled: Do-It-Yourself Tools Inside Visual Studio. For those of you going to TechEd, I’ll be doing a similar session there, but that ...

It has been a crazy couple weeks, and I haven't had much time to think, no less blog.  But today I'm headed off to my first trip off the North American continent.  Eight hours stuck in a long aluminum tube over the Atlantic Ocean doesn't really appeal to me, but it looks like the flight is pretty empty, so it looks like I will not have ...

A few months ago I entered XPathmania (the XPath enhancements to Visual Studio's XML Editor project) into the Visual Studio Extensibility Plug-in Contest, for the Managed Package Category.  I didn't actually write it for the contest, but since XPatnmania was open source, and seemed like a pretty good project (that could use some ...