The Vidyano Release Candidate is now available :)

Together with a new website we offer complete support now for any application build with Vidyano, think of it as a Go Live license.

 

More information (including documentation, tutorials and downloads) at:

http://www.vidyano.com/

Sep 9

 

We released the latest version of Vidyano last night.

A lot of new features have been added to this release, here are just a couple:

  • Visual Studio 2008 SP1 RTM Support
  • Support for the Entity Framework 
  • The default skin has been improved greatly (thanks Stardust !)
  • Visual Studio designers have been reviewed to better blend into the environment
  • Better exception handling throughout the entire development/runtime cycle
  • Greatly improved stability
  • The ModuleQuery has been redesigned
  • Runtime optimized for performance
  • Standard user support for Vista
  • Support for VB.NET

We greatly encourage you to play around with this new build and are looking forward to your feedback!

More information and download on our team blog.

You can download it here:

Aug 4

Didn’t even know it was possible but it seems like Expression Blend supports AddIns. And Stefan implemented to feature I was missing the most in Blend: IntelliSense!

You can get the Add-In at his blog.

David has made a complete step-by-step getting started for Vidyano.

You can get more information at our blog.

The download contains the document as a .doc file or a .xps file, and it also contains the complete result so you can quickly check it out.

This is just the beginning, I’m currently working on a sample browser that should show more advanced scenarios in Vidyano (with full source code so you can check how it’s done) that should be available in a few days :)

After so many months of coding we finally got a release ready for the public :)

I present our July CTP, you can get it from our team blog.

Jul 9

It’s a long time since I posted something, have been working on our latest product and it’s finally getting ready for the big public to see :)

We have put a screencast online to give a first look at it.

More info at David’s blog.

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