CodeMaid is an open source Visual Studio extension to cleanup and simplify our (too many languages for Twitter to handle) coding.
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CodeMaid v12.0 (a fork in the road edition) released! codemaid.net/codemaid-v12-0-…
CodeMaid v11.2 (usings edition) released! codemaid.net/codemaid-v11-2-…
It is the most popular request, but it would unfortunately be a full rewrite instead of a port. More info here: github.com/codecadwallader/c…
It's the most popular request, but unfortunately it's a completely separate API platform and language so it would be a full rewrite. More details on: github.com/codecadwallader/c…
CodeMaid v11.1 (a few fixes edition) released! codemaid.net/2019/11/03/code…
Thanks for the invitation. It doesn’t seem to be common to use for extensions (eg Microsoft authors) but I appreciate the offer and maybe another time.
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Visual Studio Extensibility Day 2019 was a hit. Read all about it devblogs.microsoft.com/visua…
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Excited to be on Microsoft’s campus and in the home building of Visual Studio for Visual Studio Extensibility Day! :)
Yep we definitely support VS2019 and are using it every day. VS took all extensions out of the top level menus and put them under Extensions. Also with VS2019 changes CodeMaid is largely inactive until a solution is loaded for performance. Hope it helps!
@madskristensen User reported that VS2019 no longer shows extensions in toolbar customization menus (works in VS2017 still). Where would be the best place to report that for support? Reference: github.com/codecadwallader/c…
