Monday, June 30, 2008
Jonathon Rossi over in Brisbane has been hard at work on the CVSI project (Castle Visual Studio Integration) and has released version 0.3 which now supports VS 2008 - for those not in the know CVSI provides nvelocity intellisense when writing views for monorail.

I did some testing of some earlier releases last week and it's looking good, hilights include:
  • New installer which supports 2005 and 2008.
  • Basic XHTML intelisense.
It also includes some fixes which means the intelisense now works when the templates are not in a web application project (useful for those of us writing applications where we have pluggable modules) and fixes for multi-level inheritence, so helpers and view components with multiple levels of base class i.e. FormHelper (which now inherits from AbstractFormRelatedHelper) will be included in the list of classes, something which bugged me with earlier releases on 2005.

Great work Jono!

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