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Code Review Add-In helps the process of reviewing code and publishing the results as work items to the Team System Server for review by team members

This article describes the basic procedures for creating a Project Template in VS.Net, that can be reused as a custom template for other projects.

Development is often a messy process. Often, you need to organize your code to make it more readable, or restructure it to improve readability. Manually polishing code is both cumbersome and error prone. Fortunately, VS.NET 2005's Refactoring Tool is an awesome new feature that lets you modify your code without affecting its functionality - in other words, it helps you organize your C# code without changing the runtime outcome. This article shows you how to use the Refactoring Tool in Visual Studio.NET 2005 to refactor your C# code with ease.

A Sneaky Peek At Visual Studio 9 (Codenamed Orcas)

Full control over addins loaded into VS2002-2005 - for power users or addin developers

This is a base class to help easily create UITypeEditors. It is used to edit control properties in a DropDown window or a Modal-Form in design mode in the Visual Studio IDE

The next version of Visual Studio, code-named "Orcas", supports new encryption algorithms, big integers, and other worthy enhancements. The CLR team explains.

Shows you how to create a tool window add-in with Visual Studio 2005

Helps developers to build customized design-time extensions for components and controls through smart tag designer panels.

This is a base class usefull for creating UITypeEditors more easily. it is used to edit control properties in a DropDown window at design mode (in VisualStudio.Net IDE).