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Live T-SQL static code analysis - checks for bad practices relating to design, naming, performance and security.
ErikEJ
T-SQL Analyzer that analyzes your T-SQL scripts for design, naming and performance issues using more than 140 rules.
ErikEJ
Visual Studio extension for .NET nanoFramework. Enables creating C# applications for micro-controllers and provides…
nanoFramework
Visual Studio extension for .NET nanoFramework. Enables creating C# applications for micro-controllers and provides…
nanoFramework
An extension pack that contains 'SQL Database Project Power Tools', 'T-SQL Analyzer' and 'SQL Formatter' to improve the…
ErikEJ
Tools to enhance the SQL Database Projects developer experience, including Project and Item templates, Import existing…
ErikEJ
Tools to enhance the SQL Database Projects experience in SSMS, including import of existing databases, manage code…
ErikEJ
Extends support for Dataverse queries to include DML and other queries not supported by the TDS Endpoint
Mark Carrington
Manage color-coded code bookmarks across your solution with slots, search, and fast navigation.
Mads Kristensen
Show the code structure of your current document.
Samir Boulema
Xrm Tools is a Visual Studio extension that makes Power Platform development feel native, with IntelliSense for plugins,…
Reza Niroomand
Tools to keep your nullability annotations lean and mean.
tom-englert.de
Lore source control inside Visual Studio. Onboard a solution or folder, see file status glyphs, commit, and manage a…
Mads Kristensen
Add color to your Visual Studio Text Editor!
Tomas Restrepo
Real Neovim inside Visual Studio: modes, motions, operators, registers, macros and the command line, executed by an…
knilecrack
The extension allows you to compare files in two shelvesets or one shelveset with pending changes. Based on…
Rami Abughazaleh
SQLite / SQL Server Compact Toolbox extension for Visual Studio. This extension adds several features to help your…
ErikEJ
Gives access to all files and folders from the file system under the repo- or solution root folder. All in the same…
Mads Kristensen