NMaven 0.17 Released at CodePlex

December 10, 2008 By Shane Isbell

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Last week, I released NMaven 0.17 on its new project site at CodePlex. Features for this release include compiling C# projects, signing assemblies, and multiple archetype support.

I originally started NMaven on Sourceforge, and after a number of releases, moved it into Apache incubation. Over the last two years, we had trouble gaining traction at Apache. So we decided to shut the project down and move it to CodePlex to give it some fresh air.

The next critical feature for NMaven is getting support for .NET 3.0 using Maven toolchains. Maven 3.x provides a cleaner architecture for supporting of multiple languages, like C# and VB.NET. All of this is much easier to do than it was when NMaven started. I've also got some more features in the works dealing with pom to Visual Studio project conversions, which you will be able to use after the release of Maven 3.0-alpha1, with its new project builder.

Tags: Nexus Repo Reel, NMaven, Everything Open Source, Maven

Written by Shane Isbell

Shane is a former Developer at Sonatype. He has 15 years of experience developing in mobile and embedded environments and is an expert in Android and Java. He works across the full-stack from embedded to server and is passionate about open-source.