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8.6 7.7 L2 SideWaffle VS VsVIM

Vim Emulator Plugin for Visual Studio 2015+
Roslynator

7.7 9.7 SideWaffle VS Roslynator

A collection of 500+ analyzers, refactorings and fixes for C#, powered by Roslyn.

Less time debugging, more time building

Scout APM allows you to find and fix performance issues with no hassle. Now with error monitoring and external services monitoring, Scout is a developer's best friend when it comes to application development.

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Nuget Package Manager

7.3 8.6 SideWaffle VS Nuget Package Manager

Repo for NuGet Client issues
CodeContracts

6.8 0.0 L2 SideWaffle VS CodeContracts

Source code for the CodeContracts tools for .NET
Web Essentials

6.8 0.0 L3 SideWaffle VS Web Essentials

Visual Studio extension
Productivity Power Tools

6.3 0.0 L3 SideWaffle VS Productivity Power Tools

Productivity Power Tools - a set of Visual Studio extensions improving developer productivity.
Refactoring Essentials

5.9 0.0 L2 SideWaffle VS Refactoring Essentials

Refactoring Essentials for Visual Studio
VSColorOutput

4.7 0.0 L4 SideWaffle VS VSColorOutput

Color highlighting to Visual Studio's Build and Debug Output Windows
AxoCover

4.1 0.0 SideWaffle VS AxoCover

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Git Diff Margin

3.7 3.6 L4 SideWaffle VS Git Diff Margin

Git Diff Margin displays live Git changes of the currently edited file on Visual Studio margin and scroll bar. Supports Visual Studio 2012 through Visual Studio 2022
OzCode

2.6 0.0 L4 SideWaffle VS OzCode

Demos that show the power of OzCode
Unchase.OpenAPI.Connectedservice

2.1 6.1 SideWaffle VS Unchase.OpenAPI.Connectedservice

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Unchase.Odata.Connectedservice

1.9 3.1 SideWaffle VS Unchase.Odata.Connectedservice

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ViEmu

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very powerful Vi/vim emulator for Visual Studio supporting all basic and many advanced features of vi/vim. [$]
Resharper

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Developer Productivity Tool for Visual Studio [$]
Developer Assistant

- SideWaffle VS Developer Assistant

Developer Assistant for Visual Studio enables developers to find and reuse over 21 million code snippets and code sample projects from within the Visual Studio IDE.
CodeLineage

- SideWaffle VS CodeLineage

Easy access to a cumulative diff view between file revisions (supports svn, git, mercurial, perforce).
Tabs Studio

- SideWaffle VS Tabs Studio

Visual Studio tab manager with multiple tab rows, tab coloring and tab grouping. [$]

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SideWaffle for Visual Studio

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The ultimate web developer template pack

A collection of Item Templates for Visual Studio 2012/2013/2015 that makes any web developer's life much easier.

[The result of a search for "angular" in the "Add new item" dialog](screenshot.png) The result of a search for "angular" in the "Add new item" dialog

Add new templates

Fork the project
Clone it to your computer
Install the Visual Studio 2012 SDK, Visual Studio 2013 SDK, or Visual Studio 2015 SDK.
Open the solution in Visual Studio
Watch this video tutorial
After adding your templates, send us a pull request

Only high quality templates with broad appeal will be accepted

SideWaffle templates can be installed in Visual Studio 2012, 2013 and 2015, regardless of the version you use for creating new templates.

Learn more about on MSDN about customizing item templates

Releasing updates

Here in the beginning, we are probably going to release updates rather frequently to get a feel for what the best user experience might be. Expect that we will be moving toward a fixed schedule - for instance every 2-3 weeks - when we have more templates submitted from the Visual Studio community.