VSX: Extend Your Development Experience Visual Studio provides a great set of development tools out of the box, but you may be surprised at how much more you can do with its rich extensibility platform. Fasten your seat belt and get ready for a whirlwind tour of the Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX) platform and see how you can benefit from the large and expanding Visual Studio ecosystem. You may be a someone looking to see how to increase productivity in the Visual Studio environment, or you may be a developer wanting to learn how to build simple extensions, or you may be looking for new business opportunities on the Visual Studio platform, this technical session will help you get started. We will cover a wide range of technical topics including basic IDE integration, Domain-specific Language Tools, TFS extensibility and the Visual Studio Shell. You will walking away knowing a lot more about what you can do on the Visual Studio tools platform. For more information about VSX, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Developer Center at http://msdn.com/vsx and the VSX Team Blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/vsxteam.

 

Jean-Marc Prieur Program Manager, Visual Studio Ecosystem,  Microsoft

After studying at L’Ecole Supérieure d'Electricité (Supelec), and gaining a Master of Science at California Institute of Technology (focusing on Concurrent Computing and Computational Neural Systems), Jean-Marc worked for the French Navy managing Operational Research and Simulation. He is passionate about software modeling, in particular graphical software modeling, meta-modeling and code generating.  He is also an extremely passionate early adopter of DSL Tools.  Jean-Marc founded the French DSL community with a group of friends, which ran several labs, workshops on DSL Tools, and a VSX Day in Paris (http://dslfactory.org). He joined the Cambridge Visual Studio Ecosystem Team in March 2008 as a Program Manager, and is working with the VSX team to add new features to DSL Tools and enhancing the Visual Studio SDK.

 

James K. Lau Lead Program Manager, Visual Studio Ecosystem, Microsoft

Before joining the Ecosystem team, James was part of the Visual Studio IDE team where he designed and worked on a number of IDE features. He is now part of the Visual Studio Ecosystem team, and his team builds the Visual Studio SDK, and helps VSIP customers and Visual Studio extenders in the community build great extensions for Visual Studio. Prior to joining Microsoft, James has worked as a developer in a number of other high-tech companies such as Amazon.com, Research In Motion, and Cisco Systems. James holds a Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo in Canada, and a Master in Engineering Management from Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College.

 

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