Top 10 required Visual Studio plug-ins

James AveryIn the latest issue of msdn magazine, I once again listed several plug-ins that Visual Studio developers must download and use. vs2005 is powerful enough. Now it's your Visual Studio acceleration. Link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/12/VisualStudioAddins/default.aspx

1. testdriven. net. You will know the name.

Figure 1 New Testing options from testdriven. net

Figure 2 Output of a unit test

2. ghostdoc -- help you quickly write XML Code Doc. Is that true? Isn't the technical documentation just a few syntaxes?

3.Smart Paster-you can choose to paste the text on the clipboard as a comment or string. It is too lazy and considerate.

Figure 3 String pasting options from smart Paster

4. codekeep-a good supplement to snippetmanager

5.Pinvoke. Net -- query the Windows API plug-in (online query)

Figure 5 Using pinvoke. net

Figure 6 Finding the beep function in pinvoke. net

6.Vswindowmanager powertoy

Figure 7 Vswindowmanager layout commands

7.Wscontractfirst-brothers, for SOA-based development, contract-first is required. Now this plug-in allows you to generate asmx andCodePreviously, we designed contract (WSDL) to make the process more compliant with the architecture policy.

Figure 8 Building a wsdl file with wscontractfirst

Figure 9 Wscontractfirst Code Generation Options

8.Vsmousebindings -- if you use a 5-Key mouse, this toy will make your other two mouse alive in Visual Studio... (man with rice)

Figure 10 Vsmousebindings options for Visual Studio

9.Copysourceashtml -- is there anything else to say?

Figure 11 Options for copysourceashtml

10.Cache visualizer-powerful... (just a bandit)

Figure 13 Selecting cache visualizer While Debugging

Figure 14 Cache visualizer shows objects in the ASP. NET Cache