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Radical Democracy (RTW) Release

Jun 10, 2015 • Mauro Servienti • Reading time: • Improve this post • Changelog

Tags:  Radical


We have just released (also on NuGet) the RTW version of Radical Democracy.

Highlights

Closed issues: https://github.com/RadicalFx/radical/issues?q=milestone%3ADemocracy+is%3Aclosed

  • Some documentation improvements, that are always needed;
  • Removed a dependency on an old and legacy Radical package not required any more;
  • MessageBroker: async/await support;
  • A huge rework of the entire validation infrastructure to introduce INotifyDataErrorInfo support;

Please report any issue you may encounter.

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Mauro is a Solution Architect in Particular Software, the makers of NServiceBus. He spends his time helping developers build better .NET systems leveraging Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) principles and message-based architectures.

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