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I've been out of the loop for a little while due to work, family, presentations, etc.
BUT, that doesn't mean I have been making progress w/ Adapdev. Here's a quick
preview of what's in the works and around the corner:
Codus
Version 1.2 Beta 3 is ready with a stable release only a week or two out. As
soon as this is done we have plans for GUI persistence (close to being done), VB.NET
generation, Elementary generation (see below), support for multiple primary keys,
and several other goodies. (Project)
Zanebug
Some neat new things in the works for Zanebug, to include support for transactional
tests with automatic commit or rollback (very useful for databases), a new TestContext
object, and some possible integration with MbUnit and TestDriven.NET - I've been talking
to both teams and it's just a matter of getting it done. (Project)
Adapdev.NET
Adapdev.NET has been available since the beginning of Zanebug and Codus, and can be
downloaded with either project. However, I'm pretty close to releasing it independently
- it's just a matter of getting some base documentation in place and cleaning up the
code. (Project)
Elementary
This is a secret project that I've been working on for some time, and I'm finally
ready to release the initial version. Elementary was formally known as Perseus.NET
and provides run-time object-relational mapping, similar to nHibernate. It's
got several great features such as the ability to populate object graphs (parent and
child objects), the ability to work with class inheritance trees and a whole slew
of other capabilities. I've also been working on integrating it with Codus.
So, stay tuned!! A lot of good things in the work!
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