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Tag Archives: Visual Studio extensions
Elastic Tabstops for Visual Studio 2010 review
Elastic Tabstops extension for Visual Studio 2010 automatically aligns columns of text in your source files: The original idea of elastic tabstops was invented by Nick Gravgaard (see his explanation). He proposes first to use tabs as separators of columns … Continue reading
Visual Assist X review
Visual Assist X is a code refactoring and code navigation add-in for Visual Studio. For C++ developers like myself this is the best productivity booster. I started to use Visual Assist with Visual C++ 6 and up to Visual Studio … Continue reading
Making Visual Studio perfect 