Mark Miller on CodeRush & IDE Productivity

So you may have noticed, I only use the term “Game Changer” for features that dramatically change and improve the way you work as a developer. The last time I used the term was two years ago, when we introduced the Debug Visualizer for CodeRush . The...

Since the beginning, CodeRush has been extensible. The cardinal rule for extensible architectures: New revs of the framework can’t break existing plug-ins. Through each release the IDE Tools team responsible for CodeRush has strived to ensure backward...

I'm deep in code and surfacing briefly only to mention this DNR TV session I recorded with Carl Franklin. The session gives you a taste of how to create language-independent intelligent code generators inside Visual Studio that work with CodeRush or CodeRush...

Welcome to Part 9 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. Created a simple UI. Added a cursor and support for the keyboard. Added form...

Welcome to Part 8 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. Created a simple UI. Added a cursor and support for the keyboard. Added form...

Welcome to Part 7 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. Created a simple UI. Added a cursor and support for the keyboard. Added form...

Welcome to Part 6 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. Created a simple UI. Added a cursor and support for the keyboard. Added form...

Welcome to Part 5 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. Created a simple UI. Added a cursor and support for the keyboard. In today's...

Welcome to Part 3 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. Created the ClipboardHistory class. In today's post we'll take the crude test UI built in yesterday's post and turn...

Welcome to Part 2 of the series showing how to build plug-ins for Visual Studio using DXCore . So far we've: Built the plug-in framework. In today's post we'll spend just a bit of time visualizing the clipboard history feature we want to build and map...