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Thursday, June 24, 2004
.NET: Class Designer in Visual Studio 2005
There are quite a few bloggers out there excited by the prospects of the new Class Designer that's being produced for Visual Studio 2005 (also here and here). This is part of the Whitehorse designers that I've been working on for the last couple of years. It's exciting to see people getting into these new features.
Not surprisingly, code and diagram synchronization appears to be the feature most people like. Anyone who has used Visio or other diagramming tools know how much of a pain it is to keep the diagram and code in synch. The fact that the Class Designer is always in synch with the code makes developers very happy...
[via Brendan Tompkins]
Not surprisingly, code and diagram synchronization appears to be the feature most people like. Anyone who has used Visio or other diagramming tools know how much of a pain it is to keep the diagram and code in synch. The fact that the Class Designer is always in synch with the code makes developers very happy...
[via Brendan Tompkins]
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