After two major announcements last month, February was a quieter month for us. In addition to improving our API and fixing bugs, we added a new CLI command to analyze the use of licensing credits. We also integrated c...
Today, we’re thrilled to announce the first Release Candidate of Metalama, our new Roslyn-based meta-programming framework for aspect-oriented programming and architecture validation.
With the release of the first Release Candidate of Metalama, we are thrilled to unveil a new pricing model that offers both flexibility and affordability. As a result of this new model, we are excited to progressively...
We are excited to announce the release of PostSharp 2023 today. PostSharp 2023 adds support for the latest version of the .NET stack and includes the ability to use both PostSharp and Metalama on the same machine. It ...
Starting from January 2023, releases of PostSharp and Metalama will be numbered 2023.0, 2023.1, 2024.0, 2024.1 … We will also be taking some liberties with the backward compatibility guarantees granted by the Semantic...
After two major announcements last month, February was a quieter month for us. In addition to improving our API and fixing bugs, we added a new CLI command to analyze the use of licensing credits. We also integrated customer code into ou...
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Today, we’re thrilled to announce the first Release Candidate of Metalama, our new Roslyn-based meta-programming framework for aspect-oriented programming and architecture validation.
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With the release of the first Release Candidate of Metalama, we are thrilled to unveil a new pricing model that offers both flexibility and affordability. As a result of this new model, we are excited to progressively release all of our ...
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It has been another month of bug fixing and polishing in Metalama and I’m glad to announce that, at the time of writing, we have zero severe bug in our backlog! We also progressed with PostSharp migration assistance, .NET 7.0 / C# 11 sup...
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We’re happy to announce that PostSharp 6.11 RC is now available for download as a preview release on NuGet. You can also download PostSharp Tools for Visual Studio 2022 from our website.
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We spent most of October fixing bugs – a whopping 85 in total, published in 10 builds, just this month. We also improved performance and filled minor API gaps. This time, we did not have to perform any significant refactoring and, as you...
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There was no status report in August because of vacation, so today I will cover the last two months. In short, we have been making Metalama faster and more reliable and robust without extending its set of features.
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It has been another month since our last update. July and August are traditionally lazy months for us as team members enjoy several weeks of vacation. But despite the fewer working hours, our overall feeling is that our pace has signific...
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It’s time for another status update. The big announcement of this month is that Metalama 1.0 is now feature-complete after we have added support for dependency injection in aspects.
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It has been another month since our last update so I wanted to give you a fresh status briefing.
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It has been two months since our announcement of Metalama and we wanted to give some update since we have been publishing new builds at a sustained pace in the meantime.
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We want to notify you that PostSharp Tools for Visual Studio break the debugging experience after updating Visual Studio 2022 to version 17.2.When the debugger starts, the Visual Studio gets unresponsive and has to be killed. The solutio...
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