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Friday, December 28, 2007 12:51 PM
Troubleshooting GAX/GAT installation issues
For all of you out there working on Software Factories or just automating Visual Studio using GAX/GAT we've put up a small tool named GAX Troubleshooter (yes, we didn't spend much time on naming it). Upgrading versions of GAX, installing and uninstalling...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007 10:17 PM
GAX/GAT for Orcas: coming soon!
If you're into extending Visual Studio then there are good news for you. Grigori Melnik, Product Manager for GAX/GAT from Microsoft p&p, has announced there will be a compatible version that runs on Orcas pretty soon.
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Thursday, June 07, 2007 2:42 AM
Adding Commands to a DSL from a 10,000ft view
The DSL Tools are a huge improvement towards getting a VS designer up and running in no time. They make a good job of keeping you abstracted at a 10,000ft view from the inner workings of a Visual Studio designer. You drag and drop shapes all around, defining...
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Thursday, June 07, 2007 2:23 AM
Deploying Guidance Packages and DSLs the easy way
Let’s do a 15 seconds recap on what currently GAX/GAT and DSL Tools offer regarding deployment. GAT : uses Visual Studio Setup projects (can you feel the pain already?) to deploy your custom guidance packages. If you don’t need anything beyond the very...
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Thursday, June 07, 2007 1:18 AM
Editing Text Template (T4) files: the Visual Studio/Notepad vs. SFT experience
If you have ever worked with GAX/GAT and/or the DSL Tools chances are that you had to look at existing templates and maybe customize them or create your own. Currently none of these two technologies offers you any remedies for the pain that is browsing...
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007 3:07 PM
Clarius SFT February 2007 CTP is available !!
Before you even mention this… yes… it’s March already… I’m proud to announce that one week after the GAX February 2007 CTP release (aka v1.2) we are making available our Clarius Software Factories Toolkit February 2007...
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Monday, December 18, 2006 2:48 PM
SFT: the bridge between GAX, GAT, DSL and DSD
For the last couple of months the SFT Team at Clarius has been working hard to get the first Clarius Software Factories Toolkit CTP bits out of the door for the community to have an early peek. We’re aiming at making the Clarius SFT a must have...
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