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The Sandcastle project, Microsoft's tools to generate documentation from your well-documented code, is now available on CodePlex. That was already the case, but until about 2 month's ago, that was without the source code. You can now download Sandcastle including the source code from CodePlex...
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Some time ago I wrote an article (in Dutch) about Sandcastle and some of the available third-party tools. About one month ago, it was published in the Dutch .Net magazine. Kind of proud now it's in print. I didn't post about it before, because the article wasn't available on the internet...
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Only a few weeks after the September release of Sandcastle, Microsoft have already released the October CTP. Again, a number of bugs have been fixed and some new features are added. Most noticeable feature is the support for FireFox. The HTML that is rendered by this release of Sandcastle should drastically...
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I think it was announced almost three weeks ago, but it is finally released today. There are obviously a number of bug fixes, as well as some new features in this release. A full list of bug fixes, new features and changes can be found here . If you want to use Sandcastle, I suggest you download and...
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You should by now be aware that Microsoft is developing a documentation compiler called Sandcastle . Although the project is still very much in CTP mode, I do believe that it gives you all the options you need to generate documentation for your managed code assemblies. To help you achieve that, I have...
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A new version of the Microsoft tools for generating documentation using .Net Assemblies and code is now available for download. The new CTP offers a large number of fixes (over 200 as you can see in this post ), but also some new features: New version of the CCI reflection engine. New presentation style...
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About two weeks ago, Microsoft have released a new CTP for Sandcastle . For those still in the dark, Sandcastle is the Microsoft tool for generating documentation based on XML tags in VB.Net and C# code. This new CTP fixes a number of issues found in earlier CTP and introduces the ability to define custom...
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On October 20, 2006, Microsoft have released Microsoft Ajax Library for ASP.Net beta 1 (formerly know as "Atlas") on the Ajax.Asp.Net web site. Asp.Net Ajax is a free framework for quickly creating a new generation of more efficient, more interactive and highly-personalized Web experiences that work...
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About 2 weeks ago, Microsoft released the September CTP for Sandcastle. This weekend, they released a refresh edition of that CTP. The September CTP contained the following problems which they fixed and released with this new refresh version: Known issues: State of syntax tab do not persist across topics...
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Sandcastle , Microsoft's solution to generate documentation using XML tags in your source code, is getting more and more momentum in the .Net community. I have been using it since the first CTP became available and so far I have been very happy with the results. Anand Raman, Microsoft's Group manager...
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OK, so maybe you've seen it already. But with the demise of NDoc for .Net 2.0 there is, to me at least, no other alternative to generate documentation for .Net 2.0 class libraries. So I will continue to try and keep you up-to-date. New CTP released A few days ago, the Sandcastle team have released the...
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I promised to inform you about my experiences with Sandcastle , the new tool from Microsoft to help you generate documentation for .Net 2.0 components. In this post I would like to share some of my experiences with the first CTP of Sandcastle. There will be more than one CTP before we reach Sandcastle...
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I managed to find some time to try the Sandcastle CTP on the CommandBuilder component I blogged about recently. Here are the observations I've made so far: At the moment, it is all command-line based. So you need to know which application you need to run, what the arguments are and in which order you...
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It was due to arrive, and it finally has. Microsoft have released the first CTP of Sandcastle this weekend. I'm already busy installing it, and trying out stuff for my own set of class libraries. I will let you all know how I got along soon. Some important links if you want to take a look at Sandcastle...
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I'm still waiting for the CTP of Sandcastle to be released. I've been expecting it for some weeks now. This was fueled by posts on the Microsoft Forums by Anand Raman, a Group Manager at Microsoft's development division. But more information about Sandcastle is still being released to the general public...