While sitting at #d^3 (#develop developer days) here in Bad Ischl, we dug up the photo that was on the homepage of icsharpcode.net a long time ago:

 

No big news, but a little detail that makes the console addin more useful: I've added selection support. You can now select text and copy it to the clipboard.

Today we released the Beta for #develop 1.1. More information

In this video, I show how to use the new Web References feature (contributed just recently by Matt Ward) in #develop 1.1:

WebReferences.wmv (1.89 MB)

.NET 2.0 introduces a new class in the System.Web.UI.Design namespace: WebFormsRootDesigner (documentation). Unfortunately, the class only seems to be a stub that, most important, doesn't implement the GetView method (documentation).

If you have a clue where to find a functional implementation please let us know. Drop me a line (you can find the email address here) or add a comment to this entry. Your help is highly appreciated.

In this video, I show all the steps necessary from installing TortoiseSVN to downloading and building #develop. Note: the steps are described in our Wiki, topic Using the Repository.

ObtainingSharpDevelopFromSubversionRepository.wmv (4.09 MB)

http://wiki.sharpdevelop.net/default.aspx/SharpDevelop.FeatureVideos

All existing feature videos are listed there. Go there and suggest demonstrations you would like us to record, from a user's perspective as well as a developer contributing to #develop (or our development process for that matter).

This demonstration shows the cool new XML editing features in 1.1: intellisense, folding and validation.

XmlEditing.wmv (3.02 MB)

Included in the 1.1 preview is an early version of the #report addin, done by Peter Forstmeier and Christian Amariei. This addin is not yet polished (you will see debug messages, a non-fatal crash once in a while, you name it), but still you can get a very good idea of what is to come. Give us feedback via the forum on what you would like to see in #report!

SharpReportAddin.wmv (3.23 MB)

Another contribution by Matt Ward - the NAnt integration inside #develop. From build file generation to deep integration, this demo will show what you can do:

NAntAddin.wmv (2.97 MB)

Matt Ward contributed a PInvoke addin to #develop. This screen recording shows how easy it is to use:

PInvokeAddin.wmv (789.76 KB)

Today, Daniel (DevLead for 1.1) integrated the new help addin that was written by Mathias Simmack. To get an idea how it will work, I created a screen recording for you to watch:

HelpIntegration.wmv (1012.31 KB)

The most recent checkin mandates that you have MSXML 4.0 installed. Get it here.