The Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) provides the user interface (UI) for standard components, such as compilers, editors, and debuggers. Features like Visual C++ and Visual Basic that are included with Visual Studio are themselves extensions of the IDE. The Visual Studio Integration SDK provides tools, samples, wizards, designers, and documentation that helps you develop your own applications that extend the IDE and integrate seamlessly with it. In This Section
Getting Started with the Visual Studio Integration SDK
Provides an overview of the Visual Studio Integration SDK.Visual Studio Integration Architecture
Describes Visual Studio and its IDE, and introduces strategies and techniques for extending the IDE. Integrated Shell and Isolated Shell
Explains how to create a custom tool that has its own integrated development environment (IDE). The Visual Studio Shell provides a hierarchal project system, integration with editors and designers, source code control, and a familiar user interface that may reduce the learning curve for end users. User Interfaces
Explains how to use Visual Studio services to create UI elements that match the rest of Visual Studio.Projects and Solutions
Describes how to use Visual Studio projects and solutions to organize code files and resource files, and how to implement source control. Editors
Describes how to extend the Visual Studio 2010 editor and how to create custom editors.Language Services
Describes how you can add support for a new programming language to Visual Studio. Visual Studio Debugger Extensibility
Describes how you can support debugging for a custom language.Data Designer Extensibility (DDEX) SDK
Provides documentation, samples, and resources to help you implement a DDEX provider for exposing third-party data source objects in Visual Studio.
Read more: MSDN 
Getting Started with the Visual Studio Integration SDK
Provides an overview of the Visual Studio Integration SDK.Visual Studio Integration Architecture
Describes Visual Studio and its IDE, and introduces strategies and techniques for extending the IDE. Integrated Shell and Isolated Shell
Explains how to create a custom tool that has its own integrated development environment (IDE). The Visual Studio Shell provides a hierarchal project system, integration with editors and designers, source code control, and a familiar user interface that may reduce the learning curve for end users. User Interfaces
Explains how to use Visual Studio services to create UI elements that match the rest of Visual Studio.Projects and Solutions
Describes how to use Visual Studio projects and solutions to organize code files and resource files, and how to implement source control. Editors
Describes how to extend the Visual Studio 2010 editor and how to create custom editors.Language Services
Describes how you can add support for a new programming language to Visual Studio. Visual Studio Debugger Extensibility
Describes how you can support debugging for a custom language.Data Designer Extensibility (DDEX) SDK
Provides documentation, samples, and resources to help you implement a DDEX provider for exposing third-party data source objects in Visual Studio.
Read more: MSDN
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