Version 3.1.1

Fixes a small bug in 3.1.0, where support was accidentally added for versions beyond VS 2019.

Extension 3.1.0 now supporting Visual Studio 2019

New version of the Starcounter Visual Studio extension, now supporting new Visual Studio 2019.

Package available at NuGet and via Visual Studio marketplace.

v3.0.1

Merge pull request #37 from Starcounter/update/htmltemplate

Update template for usage with Polymer 2

v3.0.0

Changes

Now, the same Starcounter Visual Studio extension can be used to develop applications targeting both Starcounter 2.3.x and 2.4.x. It has separate project templates for both the versions.

Usage

Starcounter 2.3 should target .NET Framework 4.5 and Starcounter 2.4 should target .NET Framework 4.6.1. So you need to choose the .Net Framework version that's applicable to your installed version.

Creating a new project.

1. Open Visual Studio.
2. Go to File > New > Project.
3. As explained above, choose the relevant .NET Framework version from the dropdown. If you have Starcounter 2.3 installed, choose .NET Framework 4.5:

4. The relevant project templates will appear.
5. Choose the type of project that you want to create.
6. Compile the project by pressing the start button in Visual Studio or F5.

What happens if the wrong .NET Framework is chosen

If you have accidentally chosen the wrong version of .NET Framework in step 3, the project will not compile due to missing references. You can edit your *.csproj file to get it running by following posts.

• Create a Starcounter App with Standard Templates - 2.3
  OR
• Create a Starcounter App with Standard Templates - 2.4

v1.0.5

Bumped up the version number to 1.0.5 and released a new version.

v2.0.1

Now using VisualStudio 2017 for development