Visual Studio Add-In vs. Integration Package Part 2

Posted by: Keyvan Nayyeri, on 24 Aug 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Two days ago I started a new post series to discuss Visual Studio add-in and integration package in order to introduce their structure, applications, differences, commonalities, and how to upgrade from an add-in to a VSPackage. My main goal is to cover some aspects of this discussion that have been an ambiguous part of Visual Studio Extensibility for a newbie. In the first post of this series, I gave a quick overview of the past history of Visual Studio Extensibility, these two options, and how...

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