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PageMethods for Visual Studio 2005 and PageMethods for Visual Studio 2003 are available!
You can use the menu above to learn more and download them.
Some important news:
- PageMethods for Visual Studio 2005 becomes open source!
- PageMethods for Visual Studio 2005 udpated to version 1.7
- PageMethods for Visual Studio .NET 2003 udpated to offer the same features as the version for VS 2005
- A discussion group has been created
- PageMethods gets reviewed by Mike Gunderloy on Larkware
- sharpUrls gets a new name: PageMethods
- An FAQ is available
- But we have even greater news: PageMethods is free!
Roadmap:
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Unfortunately, other projects hampered the development of the Pro version, which was supposed to include security features and improved support for URL aliases (rewriting).
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Now that PageMethods is open source, the development can start again with new features. If you want to help, join us now on CodePlex!
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PageMethods allows us to enforce strong typing when calling a new web
page, and provides an intuitive navigation model when coding our application.
- David Gardiner
Senior Programmer, UniSA
The University of South Australia is
producing an Online Assessment Tool to assist in the formative and subjective
assessment as part of a student-centered learning environment. The tool is being
developed using ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005.
Early on in the development process, PageMethods was
incorporated into the project as a way to better manage links between the many
different web pages.
UniSA has over 33,000 enrolled students, of which over 5,000 study off
campus.
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