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What's coming in EntLib 5.0 and a sneak peek into the new EntLib Developer Notes.

Posted By: ajoy krishnamoorthy | Jun 8th, 2009 @ 10:28 PM | 48,758 Views | 1 Comment

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Enterprise Library team at p&p is busy working on the next version of Enterprise Library 5.0. You will find the feature backlog here and of course, you can vote on the features. In this video, yours truly is joined by Grigori Melnik, Program Manager for EntLib and Chris Tavares, Dev Lead for EntLib. They share the key scenarios planned for EntLib 5.0 (including configuration manager, architecture refactoring) and the new documentation style that is being experimented in the form of "developer notes". You can preview Chapter 1 and 3 and share your feedback here.

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Tags: application blocks, Documentation, Enterprise Library, EntLib, guidance, p&p, patterns & practices

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