We are excited to announce the open-sourcing of Metalama.Compiler, the Roslyn fork used by Metalama to modify code dynamically during compilation. Metalama.Compiler enables anyone to build arbitrary source transformers.

We are excited to introduce Metalama 2023.3, the most significant feature leap since our inaugural 2023.0 release. This update includes auxiliary templates, which make it possible for T# templates to call upon other T# templates and seam...

Ah, September — the season of fresh starts and nostalgic reflections. For those familiar with my journey, you may recall that PostSharp was my “creative outlet,” conceived in 2004 when my first daughter was born. It provided an intellect...

In the upcoming Metalama 2023.3 release, we are implementing several changes to our licensing model. These adjustments aim to simplify the system while encouraging broader adoption of the Metalama platform.

Though July and August are usually slower months for us, this year we’re excited to bring you some major updates. We’ve open-sourced two key libraries for Metalama—Code Contracts and Caching—which together comprise 47,000 lines of code. ...

Metalama 2023.2 is now generally available. This latest release prioritizes bug fixes and integrates minor enhancements in response to community feedback.

Greetings, fellow clean code enthusiasts! As we bid farewell to June and its barbecues, I am thrilled to serve up some fresh updates straight from the Metalama kitchen: a GA, a preview, a new project, and a community initiative!

I am pleased to inform you that Metalama 2023.1 is now generally available. This update focuses on bug fixes and platform support, adding compatibility with Visual Studio 17.6 and over 50 bug fixes and minor enhancements.

We are thrilled to announce that we will be hosting weekly office hours every Thursday at the same time, between 5 and 6 PM, Central Europe time. To encourage interactions, we will conduct these events via a Zoom meeting.