CSLA .NET Roadmap
From time to time people ask about the future of CSLA .NET. The following is my current best estimate in terms of plans:
|
Release (est) |
Description |
| CSLA .NET 3.5 |
Released |
Integrates support for .NET 3.5 - specifically LINQ, and Visual Studio 2008.
Also includes many items from the wish list. See the change log for details. |
| CSLA Light |
Q3 2008 |
Client-only version of CSLA that can run inside the Silverlight 2.0 sandbox/environment. Will interoperate with CSLA .NET 3.6 on an ASP.NET server. |
| CSLA .NET 3.6 |
Q3 2008 |
Update to version 3.5 that will incorporate support for CSLA Light. This version will probably also include enhanced support for indexed LINQ queries against collections and possibly other general enhancements. |
| Expert C# 2008 Business Objects |
Late 2008 |
The third edition of my Expert Business Objects book series, covering CSLA .NET 3.5: both the creation of the framework and how to use it to build applications. |
| Expert VB 2008 Business Objects |
Q1 2009 |
The third edition of my Expert Business Objects book series, covering CSLA .NET 3.5: both the creation of the framework and how to use it to build applications. |
| Using CSLA Light 3.6 |
Q2 2009 |
An ebook covering the use of CSLA Light to create Silverlight applications. |
| CSLA .NET and Windows Forms |
Q2 2009 |
An ebook covering the use of CSLA .NET 3.6 when creating a Windows Forms UI. |
| CSLA .NET and ASP.NET MVC |
Q3 2009 |
An ebook covering the use of CSLA .NET 3.6 when creating an ASP.NET MVC UI. |
Please note that nothing here is a guarantee or promise of future releases. The content and version numbers may change based on many factors. What you see here reflects my current thinking only.
(Updated 7/7/2008)