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submitted by jason 1 year, 3 months ago

blog.slickedit.com — I’m the type of developer who learns best by example. Show me a working piece of code that solves a problem I’m having, then let me take it and reshape it to my needs. For me, this is an extremely powerful way of learning and achieving code reuse.

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The post discusses the reason he wrote a free add-in for Visual Studio 2005.

The add-in is The Code Project Browser Add-in for VS 2005. It lets you browse Code Project directly in Visual Studio 2005. When you click on a link that would normally download a zip file, it asks you instead if you'd like to open the sample up using the Code Project Browser. If you say yes, the add-in will download the file, unzip it to a base "My documents\My Code Project Samples" directory, then load it directly. It also provides a sidebar where you can view, reload and delete all of the projects you've downloaded. Finally, it allows you to keep Code Project favorites, just like any respectable web browser would.

posted by jason 1 year, 3 months ago