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The VS2005 SDK Needs A Lot Of Work

Have you ever tried to build an addin for Visual Studio? I'm working on one right now, and it's not much fun. I was hoping the VS2005 SDK (formerly VSIP) would be a bit more user-friendly than the previous versions... but I was wrong.

Microsoft should really take a look at Jamie Cansdale's ManagedAddin Framework. He's done a great job of making it dirt simple to write an add-in. Hopefully Jamie will update his code to run on VS2005.

Posted: Apr 30 2005, 09:03 PM by interscape | with 1 comment(s)

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Aaron Brethorst said:

We know, we know! We're working on making it better :)

Aaron
# May 29, 2005 4:44 PM