Extending Visual Studio, and open source

Posted by: All About Interop, on 27 Jan 2006 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I mentioned open-source and Visual Studio in a previous post. Today I would like to make it clear: It is possible to release extensions to Visual Studio under open source licenses. First, some intro.  The VSIP SDK was originally introduced as a way to help developers extend Visual Studio.  It was (and remains) a free download, and works with VS2002 and VS2003.  For VS2005, the VSIP SDK has been "renamed" the VS SDK.  It accomplishes the same purpose, but for VS 2005.  ...

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