Visual Studio Extensibility Development
Extending Visual Studio IDE for Productivity, Quality, Tooling, and Analysis
Learn theextensibility model of Visual Studio to enhance the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE).This book will cover every aspect, starting from developing an extension to publishing it and making it available to the end user.Visual Studio Extensibility Development you will be able to develop, deploy, and customize extensions in Visual Studio IDE.What You Will Learn Who This Book Is For Chapter 1: Basics Primer Chapter Goal: The objective of this chapter is to introduce the basic concepts to the reader that would be required through-out this book, so that he gets comfortable in this learning journey.No of pages :50-60Sub -Topics Chapter 2: Getting Started Chapter Goal: With the fundamentals strongly in place, we are now good to get started with Visual Studio (VS) Extensibility model. We will do our setup in this chapter. This chapter would introduce the VS Extensibility, Roslyn to the reader. The reader would also learn to write and debug a VS extension.No of pages : 40Sub - Topics Chapter 3: Extending Visual Studio Chapter Goal: This chapter would introduce the extensibility model and how various extensions can be plugged in VS as menus, commands, tool window, code window, solution explorer etc No of pages : 40-50Sub - Topics: Chapter 4: Developing real world extensions - I Chapter Goal: This chapter dives into developing useful real-world VS Extensions and shows how they can be made configurable by customizing UI and options page. We would also learn how to write to output window and manipulate documents and projects in this chapter.No of pages : 40-50Sub - Topics: Chapter 5: Developing real world extensions - II Chapter Goal: This chapter is the continuation of last chapter and continues the development of useful real-world VS extensions but this time using the .NET Compiler platform – Roslyn.No of pages : 40-50Sub - Topics: Chapter 6: Do more with VS SDK Chapter Goal: This chapter introduces the reader with famous Visual Studio Isolated and integrated Shell to develop applications that looks like Visual Studio and also develops handy productivity boosters like custom code snippets, debugger visualizers, modifying intellisense, debugging experience for developersNo of pages : 40-50Sub - Topics: Chapter 7: Templates, Debugging VS Extensions Chapter Goal: This chapter explains how to create project and item templates. The chapter also shows a sample code lens extension then dives into debugging the extensionNo of pages : 40-50Sub - Topics: Rishabh Verma is a Microsoft-certified professional and works at Microsoft as a software development consultant helping to design, develop, and deploy enterprise-level applications. He has 12 years' development experience on the .NET technology stack. He is passionate about creating tools, Visual Studio extensions, and utilities to increase developer productivity. His interests are .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn), Visual Studio Extensibility, and code generation.https://covers.springernature.com/boo... https://www.springer.com/9781484258521 http://www.springer.com/
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