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Microsoft All-In-One Code Framework

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The Microsoft All-In-One Code Framework is a free, centralized code sample library driven by developers' needs. Our goal is to provide typical code samples for all Microsoft development technologies, and reduce developers' efforts in solving typical programming tasks.

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by D. Chatterjee | May 20 2013

Great and unbelievable its free

by Dragan Radovac | June 08 2012

awesome !

by Pedram Karimi | June 03 2012

I love it

by BillW33 | April 03 2012

Fine examples of how to code things covering numerous topics.

by XAML guy | February 11 2012

Another essential. Watch it grow.
Would like more ways to search and filter

by Daniel Cheida | November 05 2011

Very nice

by Steef-Jan Wiggers | November 03 2011

by Ehsan Mohammadi | October 08 2011

by Duane Doutel | October 07 2011

I cannot even begin to quantify the amount of time the All-In-One Code Framework has saved me in terms of both learning techniques I didn't already know, and bootstrapping a project type I may not have done before. Many thanks, Jialiang Ge!

Duane T. Doutel

by Anand K Reddy | June 28 2011

It seems to be good on a whole but on my part, I liked the coding guide lines.

by Cephas Lin | April 18 2011

by MohammadReza Taesiri | March 15 2011

Nice!

by faffik | March 09 2011

by Francesco Gallo | December 21 2010

very good

by Taylor. _ | November 16 2010

by Peter Dv | August 19 2010

by Jialiang Ge [MSFT] | August 17 2010

by swbalow | June 13 2010

by Steven Wilssens | May 26 2010

by Fırat Esmer | May 20 2010

Thanks for this great source code.

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    Connectvity problem behind proxy
    1 Posts | Last Post August 03, 2011
    • Written August 03, 2011 
      Since there are no network configurations and I must connect from behind the proxy and different port than 80, the extension cannot load the samples due to the network error. Is there any chance that additional configuration options will be provided?
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    How is this an extension?
    5 Posts | Last Post May 31, 2011
    • Written January 04, 2011 
      Is this able to be integrated into Visual Studio as an extension? Or, is it simply a collection of files with no search or anything actually integrated as an extension? As far as I can tell there is no vsix or msi to install, and there is nothing actually integrated as an extension. If you could actually make this into an extension by providing a search and copy/paste functionality or something, then we might have something.
    • Written January 13, 2011 
      It is in our plan to integrate the code search and on-demand download features with Visual Studio.
    • Written May 15, 2011 
      Hello

The extension is available now:
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/4934b087-e6cc-44dd-b992-a71f00a2a6df
    • Written May 16, 2011 
      that link says 'Page does not exist'?
    • Written May 31, 2011 
      Please try the link again.  I'm now able to access the link.