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CodeSmith 4.0 Released

CodeSmith 4.0 has been officially released today at the Dev Connections conference in Las Vegas! This is a huge release for us and has a bunch of great new features as well as countless minor enhancements and bug fixes all based on customer feedback. Here are some of the features in the new version of...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-08-2006
Filed under: General, CodeSmith, General Software Development, Community News, Visual Studio, .NET
CodeSmith 4.0 Public Beta Released

CodeSmith 4.0 Beta 2 has been released and is now available to the public. Here are just a few the new capabilities in CodeSmith 4.0: CodeSmith Projects (.csp) - This feature makes automating your code generation process really easy and consistent whether you are working from inside of Visual Studio...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-19-2006
Filed under: CodeSmith, General Software Development, Community News, Visual Studio, .NET
asp.netPRO Readers’ Choice Awards

If you are a fan of CodeSmith and would like to show your support, please take a moment to place your vote for CodeSmith in the Utility category of the asp.netPRO Readers’ Choice Awards. Each year, asp.netPRO recognizes outstanding products and vendors in the ASP.NET add-on market. Please take...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-17-2006
Filed under: General, CodeSmith, .NET
Build a Data Access Layer in less than 15 minutes

“In this article you will learn how to build a Data Access Layer using Microsoft’s Enterprise Library in less than 15 minutes using CodeSmith and the .NetTiers Template Library…” Build a Data Access Layer in less than 15 minutes

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-13-2006
Filed under: CodeSmith, .NET
CodeSmith 3.2 Released (.NET 2.0)

CodeSmith 3.2 for .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 has now been released. This is a free upgrade for all CodeSmith 3.0 users. This version of CodeSmith is nearly identical to CodeSmith 3.1 except it has been optimized and built for .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 including a new MSBuild CodeSmith task...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-30-2006
Filed under: CodeSmith
CodeSmith Tools PDC Booth

CodeSmith Tools will have a booth at PDC this year! Be sure to stop by and say "Hi" next week at booth #122 . If you are a current CodeSmith customer, we have CodeSmith t-shirts for you (first come, first serve) and if you aren't a current CodeSmith customer, we will be giving away some...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-08-2005
Filed under: CodeSmith, .NET
CodeSmith Tips & Tricks: Template Recursion

Here is a simple CodeSmith template that shows how templates can be recursively called, have indentation levels and render to a single output: <% @ CodeTemplate Language ="C#" TargetLanguage ="C#" ClassName ="RecurseSampleTemplate" %> <% @ Property Name ="InRecurse"...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-23-2005
Filed under: CodeSmith
CodeSmith 3.1 Released

I'm happy to announce the release of version 3.1 of CodeSmith , a free upgrade for all users of CodeSmith 3.0. Version 3.1 adds additional capabilities to the highly successful version 3.0 release, including: Custom designer support for ColumnSchema and ColumnSchemaCollection. A new OnError virtual...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-11-2005
Filed under: CodeSmith
XML-based Code Generation with CodeSmith

Mike Gunderloy has just posted a new article about XML-based Code Generation with CodeSmith over at Developer.com . Mike does a great job of explaining the new XmlProperty feature in CodeSmith and how powerful it can be in using XML as metadata for your templates.

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-08-2005
Filed under: CodeSmith
CodeSmith 3.0 Tips and Tricks

The presentation at the North Dallas .NET User's Group last night went awesome! The room was packed (over 265 people) and Rob Howard did an amazing job presenting CodeSmith 3.0 and getting people excited about it like I could never do. Rob is such a great speaker and it was very surreal seeing him...

Posted to Eric J. Smith (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-04-2005
Filed under: CodeSmith

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