It takes a community of programmers…(blog.slickedit.com)

submitted by jasonjason(175) 4 years, 5 months ago

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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posted by jasonjason(175) 4 years, 5 months ago 0

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.

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