Visual Studio 2005 常用插件搜罗

 Visual Studio 2005 为我们带来了新的编程体验,提供了从需求分析到最终测试整个软件生命开发周期的解决方案。 但是,我们也可以看到一直以来围绕着Visual Studio有许多各种功能的插件,或是为Visual Studio 增加了新的功能或者对原有功能进行了优化,已经成为开发者不可缺少的工具。

  插件名称:Reflector.FileDisassembler

  插件作者:Lutz Roeder

  最新版本:Reflector.FileDisassembler 4.1.85.0

  发布日期:2005-10-23

  下载地址:点击这里下载

   插件简介: Reflector.FileDisassembler,它是一个类浏览器和反编译器,可以分析程序集并向你展示它的所有秘密。 Reflector.FileDisassembler,你可以浏览程序集的类和方法,可以分析由这些类和方法生成的 Microsoft 中间语言 (MSIL)等.


  插件名称:CodeSmith

  插件作者:Eric J. Smith

  最新版本:CodeSmith 3.1

  发布日期:2005-8-11

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:CodeSmith 是一种基于模板的代码生成工具,它使用类似于 ASP.NET 的语法来生成任意类型的代码或文本。与其它许多代码生成工具不同,CodeSmith 不要求你订阅特定的应用程序设计或体系结构。借助 CodeSmith 可以生成包括简单的强类型集合和完整应用程序在内的任何东西。


  插件名称:NDoc

  插件作者:SourceForge

  最新版本:NDoc 1.3.1

  发布日期:2005-1-25

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:编写代码文档资料几乎总是一项令人畏惧的任务。NDoc 工具能够使用反射来分析程序集,并使用从 C# XML 注释生成的 XML 自动为代码生成文档资料,新版本提供了更多语言的支持。



  插件名称:NUnit

  插件作者:Michael C. Two, Charlie Poole 等

  最新版本:NUnit version 2.2.3

  发布日期:2005-11-15

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介: NUnit 是为 .NET 框架生成的开放源代码单元测试框架。NUnit 使你可以用你喜欢的语言编写测试,从而测试应用程序的特定功能。

 
 

  插件名称:FxCop

  插件作者:Microsoft

  最新版本:FxCop 1.32

  发布日期:2005-7-25

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:.NET 框架非常强大,这意味极有可能创建优秀的应用程序,但也同样存在创建劣质程序的可能。FxCop 是有助于创建更好的应用程序的工具之一,通过分析程序集,并使用许多不同的规则来检查它是否符合这些规则。



  插件名称:NAnt

  插件作者:Gerry Shaw ,Ian MacLean,Scott 等

  最新版本:NAnt 0.85 (.net2.0beta)

  发布日期:2005-04-18

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:NAnt 是一个基于 .NET 的生成工具,它使得为你的项目创建生成过程变得非常容易。NAnt 使你可以生成解决方案、复制文件、运行 NUnit 测试、发送电子邮件,等等。



  插件名称:GhostDoc

  插件作者:Roland Weigelt

  最新版本:GhostDoc 1.9.1

  发布日期:2005-11-20

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:GhostDoc 是一个基于Visual Studio的 XML 文档注释生成器,相比 NDoc 而言它更可以帮助你自动生成大量令人厌烦的相似的描述。



  插件名称:Vault

  插件作者:sourcegear

  最新版本:Vault 3.1.5

  发布日期:2005-11-04

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:一个基于.net平台的可以替代VSS版本控制工具采用XML Web Services作为通信协议.



  插件名称:Dragnet

  插件作者:sourcegear

  最新版本:Dragnet 1.0.5

  发布日期:2005-11-20

  下载地址:点击这里下载

  插件简介:ourceGear Dragnet 是在一个事务(任务)分配和跟踪的工具。

 
Visual Studio 十个有用的小插件 无意中发现这么个地方:Ten Essential Tools,上面介绍了十个很好用的插件,以前用过几个,比如:TestDriven.NET,CodeKeep,于是使劲下了下来,但是还有两个找不到下载连接一个是PInvoke.NET 一个是VSMouseBindings,有那位朋友有或知道下载连接的提供一下,谢谢,我把下下来的打了个包,免得后来的朋友一个个找,请到这里下载 Vs10Add-Ins.part1.rar Vs10Add-Ins.part2.rar Vs10Add-Ins.part3.rar TestDriven.NET Test-driven development is the practice of writing unit tests before you write code, and then writing the code to make those tests pass. By writing tests before you write code, you identify the exact behavior your code should exhibit and, as a bonus, at the end you have 100 percent test coverage, which makes extensive refactoring possible. GhostDoc XML comments are invaluable tools when documenting your application. Using XML comments, you can mark up your code and then, using a tool like nDoc, you can generate help files or MSDN-like Web documentation based on those comments. The only problem with XML documentation is the time it takes to write it you often end up writing similar statements over and over again. The goal of GhostDoc is to automate the tedious parts of writing XML comments by looking at the name of your class or method, as well as any parameters, and making an educated guess as to how the documentation should appear based on recommended naming conventions. This is not a replacement for writing thorough documentation of your business rules and providing examples, but it will automate the mindless part of your documentation generation. Smart Paster Strings play a large role in most applications, whether they are comments being used to describe the behavior of the system, messages being sent to the user, or SQL statements that will be executed. One of the frustrating parts of working with strings is that they never seem to paste correctly into the IDE. When you are pasting comments, the strings might be too long or not aligned correctly, leaving you to spend time inserting line breaks, comment characters, and tabbing. When working with strings that will actually be concatenated, you have to do even more work, usually separating the parts of the string and inserting concatenation symbols or using a string builder. CodeKeep Throughout the process of software development, it is common to reuse small snippets of code. Perhaps you reuse an example of how to get an enum value from a string or a starting point on how to implement a certain pattern in your language of choice. PInvoke.NET P/Invoke is the process used to access native Win32 API calls within the .NET Framework. One of the hard parts of using P/Invoke is determining the method signature you need to use; this can often be an exercise in trial and error. Sending incorrect data types or values to an unmanaged API can often result in memory leaks or other unexpected results. VSWindowManager PowerToy The Visual Studio IDE includes a huge number of different Windows, all of which are useful at different times. If you are like me, you have different window layouts that you like to use at various points in your dev work. When I am writing HTML, I like to hide the toolbox and the task list window. When I am designing forms, I want to display the toolbox and the task list. When I am writing code, I like to hide all the windows except for the task list. Having to constantly open, close, and move windows based on what I am doing can be both frustrating and time consuming. WSContractFirst Visual Studio makes creating Web services deceptively easy You simply create an .asmx file, add some code, and you are ready to go. ASP.NET can then create a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file used to describe behavior and message patterns for your Web service. VSMouseBindings Your mouse probably has five buttons, so why are you only using three of them? The VSMouseBindings power toy provides an easy to use interface that lets you assign each of your mouse buttons to a Visual Studio command. CopySourceAsHTML Code is exponentially more readable when certain parts of that code are differentiated from the rest by using a different color text. Reading code in Visual Studio is generally much easier than trying to read code in an editor like Notepad. Cache Visualizer Visual Studio 2005 includes a new debugging feature called visualizers, which can be used to create a human-readable view of data for use during the debugging process. Visual Studio 2005 includes a number of debugger visualizers by default, most notably the DataSet visualizer, which provides a tabular interface to view and edit the data inside a DataSet. While the default visualizers are very valuable, perhaps the best part of this new interface is that it is completely extensible. With just a little bit of work you can write your own visualizers to make debugging that much easier. Wrapping It Up While this article has been dedicated to freely available add-ins, there are also a host of add-ins that can be purchased for a reasonable price. I encourage you to check out these other options, as in some cases they can add some tremendous functionality to the IDE. This article has been a quick tour of some of the best freely available add-ins for Visual Studio. Each of these add-ins may only do a small thing, but together they help to increase your productivity and enable you to write better code.
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