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Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server

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Visualization and Modeling SDK - Domain-Specific Languages

Getting Started with Domain-Specific Languages

Understanding Models, Classes and Relationships

How to Define a Domain-Specific Language

Customizing and Extending a Domain-Specific Language

Writing Code to Customise a Domain-Specific Language

Validation in a Domain-Specific Language

Writing User Commands and Actions

Responding to and Propagating Changes

Generating Code from a Domain-Specific Language

Customizing File Storage and XML Serialization

Deploying Domain-Specific Language Solutions

Creating a Windows Forms-Based Domain-Specific Language

Creating a WPF-Based Domain-Specific Language

Working with Domain-Specific Language Solutions

Supported Visual Studio Editions for Visualization & Modeling SDK

How to: Migrate a Domain-Specific Language to a New Version

API Reference for Visual Studio Visualization and Modeling SDK

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Creating a WPF-Based Domain-Specific Language

Visual Studio 2012

Visual Studio 2010

You can create a domain-specific language that has a WPF designer instead of a graphical designer.

Information and samples about this feature can be found on the Visual Studio Visualization and Modeling Tools website at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=186128

Concepts

How to Define a Domain-Specific Language

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