Visual Studio Visualizers allow developers to view variables in a meaningful way within the debugger by displaying them through integrated visual representations. They were introduced in Visual Studio 2005 and include built-in visualizers for text, HTML, XML and datasets by default. Additional third-party or custom visualizers can also be added by copying assemblies to the Visualizers folder. The document demonstrates built-in, third-party, and custom visualizers.

1. Visual Studio Visualizers

2. Agenda Overview of Visual Studio Visualizers 3rdParty Visualizers Create your own Visualizer

3. Overview of Visual Studio Visualizers A debugger UI that displays your variables in a meaningful way

4. Overview of Visual Studio Visualizers A debugger UI that displays your variables in a meaningful way Integrated into Visual Studio starting with Visual Studio 2005

5. Overview of Visual Studio Visualizers A debugger UI that displays your variables in a meaningful way Integrated into Visual Studio starting with Visual Studio 2005 Default built-in Visualizers include Text, HTML, XML, and Dataset Visualizers

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7. Demo Built-in Visualizer Demo 3rd party Visualizer Demo Custom built Visualizer Demo