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Tools to enhance the SQL Database Projects experience in SSMS, including import of existing databases, manage code…
ErikEJ
Formats .csproj files: Sorts elements alphabetically
Stefan Egli
Browse and manage the complete Git repository alongside Solution Explorer, with search, multi-root folders, Git status,…
Mads Kristensen
Formats .resx files: Sorts data entries by name and removes schema and xml comments.
Stefan Egli
A modern start screen for Visual Studio with recent projects, developer news, daily tips, and quick actions.
Mads Kristensen
Analyze the active T-SQL script with SQLGuardian and show findings in the Error List. Double-click a finding to jump to…
SQLGuardian
Prevents accidental execution of destructive SQL commands (DROP, TRUNCATE, DELETE/UPDATE without WHERE) in SQL Server…
ManuelEnzo
Record text edits and IDE actions. Replay instantly with hotkeys or trigger on events. Every macro is editable C#…
Mads Kristensen
Enhance XML documentation comments with rich rendering, automatic reflow, collapsing, color-coded tags, and clickable…
Mads Kristensen
Shows an image preview when hovering over URLs and file paths. Includes fix for SVG preview issue (temporary patch…
Mads Kristensen
Adds support for the Format Document command for SQL files. Use Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D to execute the command to format the…
Mads Kristensen
Colorizes matching brace pairs to make it easy to identify them and their scope. Works for curly brackets, parentheses,…
Mads Kristensen
T-SQL formatting extension for SQL Server Management Studio 22 (VS 2022 shell). For SSMS 17-20 use the SSMS18 build.
right-way-sql-formatter
An alternative NuGet Package Manager for Visual Studio — unified, async-first, with inline progress and per-framework…
Mads KristensenMatrix feel VS Code color theme, tailored for daily TS/JS coding
Derek
Develop, compile, and deploy Solidity smart contracts to EVM-compatible blockchain networks.
Allister Beharry
Quick Search Tool for SQL Server Management Studio
Christian Mourier
Shows the content of the compiled .vsix file directly in Solution Explorer
Mads Kristensen