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Spark View Engine 1.1
ASP.NET MVC 2 was RTM’ed today and with the help of Jay Harris – @jayharris we upgraded our rather large codebase to not only ASP.NET MVC 2 RTM but also a new drop of the Spark View Engine built against the RTM.
Since the release of Spark View Engine 1.1 RC a few weeks ago there have been some minor bugs/enhancements identified but no blockers. The update to RTM was nothing more then changing the assembly reference, build number and running the build script.
These changes are not yet reflected in on the GitHub source. I’m sure there will be a pull request or Lou – @loudej will update master pretty quickly.
Head over to CodePlex to download the new release and of course thanks to Lou for building an amazing tool.
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