Version 1.1.0 of DocProject, a release candidate, is now available at CodePlex. Download the DocProject installer, which also installs the complete source code, Visual Studio solution file and project files, here.
Updates
The latest build includes dramatic changes to the class foundation, refactored to address some of the previous work items. One reason why I made such a drastic overhaul was to provide more robust support for extensibility and the ability to add plug-ins for custom build engines other than just Sandcastle, which is still included as the only build engine that's built-in to DocProject.
Another reason why I did a lot of refactoring was because I saw room for improvement. The code is more flexible now, which was required to support the new plug-in framework, but also makes it easier to navigate the code and to extend it at a later time, IMO.
A description of the changes that were made can be found here.
A few new help wikis
- How To Use The Source Code
- Tutorial: Creating a DocProject for a new solution
There have also been a number of modifications to some of the previous wikis. The complete list of How To... wikis for DocProject can be found here.
I'm planning to add some more help topics soon, so check CodePlex for updates. One thing I'd like to add is a simple tutorial that explains how to create your own DocProject templates (it's really easy). Another thing I'd like to write about is how to create a custom build engine and plug it into DocProject. It's not quite as easy as creating a new template since it requires writing some code, but it's not too difficult either.
Feedback!
I'd really like your comments and feedback on this software, so don't be shy :). I've already received some positive feedback. Nothing negative yet - not even constructive criticism. I'm sure it's out there, and I can take it, so bring it on!
Please feel free to comment here on my blog or in the DocProject forums at CodePlex.