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Visual Studio 2010 SDK Samples

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Visual Studio 2010 SDK Samples

License

  • Apache License, Version 2.0

Technologies

  • Visual Studio 2010 SDK

Topics

  • Controls
  • Visual Studio Editor
  • IronPython Integrated Shell
  • Visual Studio 2010 Shell
  • MSBuild
  • Visual Studio 2010 Project System
  • Visual Studio Project System
  • VSX
  • Display add-in in Visual Studio Toolbar
  • Customize Visual Studio Toolbox item
  • Load Visual Studio ToolboxItems
  • Menus
  • custom controls
  • Visual Studio Shell
  • Toolbox
  • Project Templates
  • All Visual Studio SDK Samples
  • Visual Studio 2010 MSBuild
  • Visual Studio Tool Windows
  • Toolbox Controls
  • Item Templates
  • Debugger
  • Debugger Extensibility
  • Visual Studio Shell (Integrated)
  • Visual Studio Shell (Isolated)

Updated

  • 07/13/2012

Description

Visual Studio 2010 SDK Samples

Visual Studio 2010 is an integrated development environment (IDE) that allows you to develop a wide variety of software applications quickly and easily. The Visual Studio SDK provides a framework that you can use to extend the functionality of Visual Studio 2010.

To get started first you will need to download and installed Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and the Visual Studio 2010 SDK.  To work with the latest updates available install Visual Studio 2010 , Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1, and the Visual Studio 2010 SDK in the following order:

  1. Visual Studio 2010
  2. Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1
  3. Visual Studio 2010 Servcie Pack 1 SDK
  4. Visual Studio 2010 Visualization & Modeling SDK
  5. Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 RTM Extensibility Toolkit

 The Visual Studio 2010 SDK will help you extend all aspects of the Visual Studio IDE.  These samples will help provide examples on how to extend the following areas of Visual Studio:

  • Adding menus and commands into the Menu system
  • Creating new Tool Windows
  • Extending the built in code editor
  • Creating new project and item templates
  • Creating and distributing custom controls
  • Adding new options in the Tools options dialog
  • Working with existing assests in project systems
  • Extending MSBuild
  • Creating new project systems
  • Managed, native and custom Debugger integration
  • Building and deploying applications with the Visual Studio 2010 Shell (Integrated or Isolated)
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