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It's been a busy month in Adapdev land.  The month of May has brought 3 new releases:

Adapdev.NET 1.0
This is the first official release of the Adapdev.NET framework - a very powerful framework that serves as the foundation of Codus and Zanebug and includes tons of code and functionality - all for free!  Full documentation and unit tests are available now, too, for $29.99.  The money goes to supporting Adapdev and our open source efforts, to include our dedicated server, software licenses and a test and build environment.  Download

Codus 1.3
The new version of Codus includes a Sql Editor, several DAO Framework and NHibernate improvements, improved support for Oracle and mySQL, performance improvements and several bug fixes.  For those of you that already downloaded 1.3.0, please note that 1.3.1 is now available which fixes a bug w/ the WebService generation piece.  Download

Zanebug 1.6
Zanebug now supports NUnit 2.2.7, provides support for transactional and multi-threaded tests, includes several UI improvements and lots of bug fixes.  Download

What's Coming
In the near future we'll have several new additions on the site:

• Elementary - a new project will be released soon that provides advanced ORM capabilities and a feature rich UI for management, querying and creation of mappings.  First preview will be in the next 6-8 weeks.
• Nightly Codus & Zanebug Builds - in the near future, I hope to offer nightly distros of both the source and latest build.  This will shorten the feedback cycle.  Nightly builds of Adapdev.NET are already available.

Thanks to everyone that helped test the beta releases and/or provided code and patches!