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Microsoft Dev Labs has released a new version of Code Contracts. (For more information about Code Contracts in the .NET Framework 4.0, see System.Diagnostics.Contracts and this article). If you haven't yet, I highly recommend installing the latest Code Contracts release. If you're using Visual Studio 2008 then you'll also get a ...
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Are you part of that herd of developers that is used to documenting applications by writing help topics in raw HTML? The power of it is nice, being able to add a pinch of bold here, a splash of italics there, some CSS for different layouts, a floating image, several nested tables, an abundance of hyperlinks, embedded Flash and media players, ...
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In case anyone's interested, this post contains my notes for converting the code base of DocProject 1.7.0 to support Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2. After that I've included DocProject's backlog of tasks, which may contain some ideas that you'd be interested in seeing me implement in a subsequent release.
Notes on the Conversion from 1.7.0 to 2008 ...
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It's about that time again…
Just FYI, DocProject 1.6.2 RC had more downloads in the last month than any other version to date. Thanks to everyone who tried it and provided valuable feedback!
And BTW, I wrote a new article called How to Diagnose and Resolve Issues that provides guidance for gathering diagnostic information if you're having ...
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I was browsing the web the other day looking for community feedback on DocProject and I was pleased to come across two public websites that use DocSite templates to provide public API documentation over the web.
XML Library API
The first DocSite that I found is at http://www.xmllab.net/mvpxml. It was created by Microsoft MVPs in XML ...
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DocProject 1.6.2 was released and is now available for download on CodePlex.
I want to thank all of DocProject's users that took the time to report bugs and provide diagnostic information to me. You've been helpful.
Recently, Anand blogged about DocProject and some of the other community projects that can automate Sandcastle to generate help ...
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In this blog post I'm going to describe how you can use a Setup and Deployment project in Visual Studio 2005, along with a few other tools, to create a single, self-extracting executable to install your managed software and prerequisites. I'm also going to provide a solution to one of the problems that I encountered when I recently attempted ...
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In this blog post you'll see and read about some of the new features of DocProject that will be released with the 1.6.0 Release Candidate. But first, I'd just like to say thanks to everyone who downloaded DocProject and provided feedback. I appreciate it. Please keep the comments and feedback coming!
If you're only interested in screen ...
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Update 2/10/08: DocProject 1.10.0 RC provides first-class support for Sandcastle's conceptual build process, which compiles additional content written in the XML-based Microsoft Assistance Markup Language (MAML) to produce MSDN-like help topics, optionally in combination with auto-generated reference topics. 19 conceptual templates are ...
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In this blog entry I'm going to show a preview of one of the new features that I've included in DocProject for the next release. I'll also write a little about my open-source development habits, how I test DocProject and my plans for DocProject in the future.
But before I begin I'd like to thank everyone that has downloaded DocProject and ...
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