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CodeSmith 2.0.1245 Released
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ejsmith
Here is a list of the changes for this release. Added SampleCustomProperties project. This project contains a sample of creating custom types and type editors for use as CodeSmith properties. Included CodeSmith.rtf User Documentation written by Pete Davis...
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How do you use CodeSmith w/o the custom tool?
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ejsmith
Christopher asks this question: How do you use CodeSmith w/o the custom tool? Point me to some docs I've missed, I'd love to see what the hoo-ha's all about. ;-) CodeSmith is primarily a stand alone template-based code generator application. The VS.NET...
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More votes for CodeSmith
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ejsmith
I'd like to second this - CodeSmith is shaping up to be a huge timesaver in the group I work in. The code templates are pretty intuitive once you realize that they're basically just like inline ASPX code, so if you've hacked inline ASP for years you'll...
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I want to play on Saturn!
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ejsmith
In case you missed it, Nikhil has posted a screenshot of the new Web Matrix . Looks pretty cool, but I'm wondering about the theming comment. Now, is web matrix simply taking advantage of the built in windows theme, or are they doing something magical...
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CodeSmith 2.0.1222 Released!
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ejsmith
Thank you to everyone that helped make this release happen!! Here is a list of the changes for this release. Removed expiration. Added CodeSmithConsole.exe to enable processing a .xml property file from the command line. (CSharpCodeGeneratorSample and...
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CodeSmith Legal Update
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ejsmith
RedRiver and I have agreed to terms and now I just need to go get my signature notarized on the contract. I believe that we could see a new CodeSmith release by this weekend. Thanks again to all those who contributed to this effort!
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Typed DataSet's vs. Custom Collections
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ejsmith
I have been reading the blog entries ( here , here ) lately about Typed DataSets and it makes me wonder if anyone has really sat down and compared the performance of a custom object/collection (using a data reader to populate) to a Typed DataSet? Performance...
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CodeSmith Takes Over For CollectionGen
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ejsmith
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/ As of today, the functionality of CollectionGen has been sucked into Eric Smith's CodeSmith. I asked Eric to take on these features because CodeSmith does all of what CollectionGen does and more. All new feature requests...
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Next CodeSmith Release Ready
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ejsmith
Here is a list of the changes for the next version of CodeSmith . It is ready to release now, but I am not legally able to release a new version until ownership has been transferred to me from RedRiver Systems. So far I have $100 of ~$300 (this is the...
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Inside the new ValidateRequest feature
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ejsmith
Victor Garcia Aprea has a great detail about the new validation request feature from Microsoft. Great, but my point is still valid, this break the rules. Because I think about production environment. Because I talk about sites went live since few months...
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