Announcing LinqToRdf v0.6

[Andrew Matthews]

I’ve just uploaded LinqToRdf v0.6 with improved designer support for
Visual Studio .NET 2008.

The release includes the following high-points:

- LinqToRdf Designer and VS.NET 2008 extension completely rewritten
- LinqToRdf Installer now includes the installer of LinqToRdf Designer
(at no extra cost)
- Project and Item templates now installed as part of LinqToRdf
Designer
- Generated object and data properties now get their own EntitySet or
EntityRef.
- Generates LINQ to SQL-style DataContext objects to hide query
creation. Much Cleaner.

The user experience for LinqToRdf should be greatly improved in this
release. I focused on getting project and item templates set up that
would allow you to either create a dedicated LinqToRdf project that
would have all the assembly references set up for you, or to create a
new LinqToRdf designer file, that would generate C# code based on the
new Attribute model introduced a few versions back.

The VS.NET extensions are not installed by default, instead they are
created in the LinqToRdf directory. If you do install them, then you
will find that visual studio will now have a LinqToRdf will have a new
project type as well as a new item template type.

See here for screenshots: http://aabs.wordpress.com/2008/05/04/announcing-linqtordf-v06/

Enjoy

Andrew