Two free spell checker extension for visual studio 2012 every developer should use

We all are humans and we tends to make mistakes. I am personally take care about lots of spelling mistakes when writing code but sometimes we don’t identify whether there is a spelling mistake there or not. At that time this spell checker extensions come handy.There are plenty of options available for spell checker extensions but In this post I am going to explain those two free spell checker plugins that I am using.

Spell Checker by Noah Richards:

This is a excellent plugin for identifying the spelling mistakes. You can download plugin from following url.

http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/7c8341f1-ebac-40c8-92c2-476db8d523ce

It’s provides spelling checks for almost all the files.

Plain text files where entire file will be checked for incorrect spelling.
Source code(.cs files)
HTML/ASP files.

For each spelling error, the user is presented with a list of alternative spellings, via a smart tag (activate with ctrl+.), and the option to ignore the word or add it to the user's dictionary.

You can configure the color of the squiggle under misspelled words by changing the foreground color of Spelling Error (in Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts and Colors). The default color is red. Following is a example for that.

HTML Spell Checker by Mikhail Arkhipov:

This is an amazing extension for checking spelling mistakes in HTML,aspx and CSs files. You can download that from following URL.

http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/0db4814c-255e-4cc6-a2c2-a428de7f8949

Spell checker supports text verification in:

HTML and ASP.NET element content and attributes
HTML style comments <-- HTML -->
ASP.NET server side comments: <%-- ASP.NET --%>
JScript, C# and C++ comments: // C++ style comments
CSS and C style comments: /* C style comments */
VB and VBScript style comments: 'This is VB comment

Following is a demo for that.

It will reduce your time for code review a lot. Hope you like it. Stay tuned for more..

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