As announced on the
Atlas weblog, you can now produce ASP.NET applications using Atlas since there is a "Go Live" license coming with the
March CTP release of Atlas.
You can get the new release and a lot of information directly from
the Atlas web site.
There is even a
contest you can participate in to win prizes if you build an application using Atlas.
"Atlas" is a set of technologies to add AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) support to ASP.NET. It consists of a client-side script framework, server controls and more. Atlas is a free add-on to ASP.NET.
If you like
SharpToolbox, it's time to
vote (before April 2)!
SharpToolbox is proposed in the "Community Resource" category of the
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New versions of PageMethods have been released:
1) PageMethods for VS 2005 version 1.6.2
This version provides the following improvements:
- Improved build performance for the Web Site project model
- Improved support for the Web Application model
- Generated methods are now hidden from the debugger (no step into)
- The add-in is now registered through COM to avoid the problems with the .addin files
2) PageMethods for VS 2003 version 1.6.1
Some of you may have already noticed that a new version for Visual Studio 2003 had been released. This version contains new features an improvements that already existed in the version for VS 2005:
- Added the ability to use the base namespace of your choice instead of MyPageMethods
- Added the ability to call an external web site by importing its list of page methods
- Added support for HTTP POST
- Added some code to keep Intellisense (code completion) more in sync with your modifications
- Generated methods are now described in an XML file (PageList.xml)
- Generated methods are now hidden from the debugger (no step into)
Please update your version. Please uninstall the previous version first.
You can download PageMethods at http://metaSapiens.com/PageMethods
Reminders:
The next steps are to work on version 2.0 and the Professional edition.
More work in the pipe for me :-)