Visual Studio Essential Training: 08 Extend and Customize the Visual Studio Environment

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Free Online Course: Visual Studio Essential Training: 08 Extend and Customize the Visual Studio Environment provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Visual Studio Essential Training: 08 Extend and Customize the Visual Studio Environment is taught by Walt Ritscher.

Overview
  • Learn how to find, install, and use the most helpful Visual Studio extensions, and leverage external tools and templates to speed up your development workflow.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • What you should know before watching
    • How to use the exercise files
    1. Install Extensions
    • Explore the extension points in Visual Studio
    • Install and manage extensions
    • Use the Extensions and Updates dialog
    • Install a sample extension
    • Install an extension from a VSIX installer
    2. Explore Extensions
    • Spell Checker extension
    • Comment Remover
    • Add New File extension
    • Indent Guide extension
    • Open Command Line
    • Code Maid extension
    • Productivity Powertools extension
    • Productivity Power Tools Extension in Visual Studio 2017
    • CodeRush and Resharper
    3. Integrate External Tools
    • What are external tools?
    • Add an external tool
    • Pass parameters to external tool
    4. Create Custom Project and Item Templates
    • What are custom templates?
    • Where are default templates located?
    • Default templates in Visual Studio 2017
    • Locate custom templates
    • Create item template
    • Use the Item template
    • Create project template
    5. Create Custom Extensions
    • Create a custom extension
    • Verify the extensibility tools are installed
    • Verify the extensibility tools are installed in Visual Studio 2017
    • Create the VSIX project
    • Add components to VSIX project
    • Upgrade VSIX project to Visual Studio 2017
    • Set project prerequisites in Visual Studio 2017
    • Run the VS Experimental instance
    • Debug an extension
    • Enhance a command extension
    • Deploy and install from local VSIX file
    • Deploy an extension to the Extension gallery
    • Create an extension with custom UI
    • Deploy extension to the marketplace in Visual Studio 2017
    Conclusion
    • Next steps