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I am just wondering if the version 6.0.0.5517 from 2011-02-15 b330 is the production release, or is it still in Beta?
If it’s still in Beta, when will it be available? Alternatively, is there going to be a a version of ECO 5 that will be including support for VS 2010?
Thanks so much, Tim McKay
Yes the official build is the one posted here. And No ECO6 replaces ECO5 so there will be no more ECO5 builds unless there is some kind of an emergency.
Thanks so much! Been poking back every few months to check in… Glad ECO 6 is out! Thanks also for making a superior product. ECO has made my life a lot easier. I love working my domain models in ECO. Keep up the excellent work!
Tim
Thank you Tim! Comments like that raise our spirits!
Hi, where can I download the latest version of ECO 5?
ECO5 is not maintained activly – we can ofcourse work on that branch if there is need – but we much rather see that you use ECO6.
The last Eco5 build is now on this page
Hi,
I am also looking for the latest version of ECO 5. I have only a key for ECO5.
Is there a way to download it? It does not appear in the latest builds folder.
Thanks,
Johannes
So… ECO6 is out? Nice! Time to start pestering boss about getting something newer than ye olde Delphi 2007 then. Now… XE or C#… hm… seems I’d better get busy doing some research on that.
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Hi CO, where can I download the VS2010 version of ECO?
Thank you
The VS2010 builds are found under buildservers
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