IntelliSense resolution for VS2010 in the PRO Edition have been significantly enhanced and resolves special scenarios reported by advanced users. Also, XML-Comments of files are also shown in tooltips for your own assemblies. We do not lock files and when you close your solution event the T4 Engine will release it's locks so you can rebuild. We pick then up the change once you (re-)open the tt-file.

We did now implement support for Environment Variables and Build Macros in assembly references e.g. $(ProjectDir)\$(OutDir)\MyDLL.dll for VS2010.

We did implement support for new template path resolution. If you have nested templates a.tt->b.ttinclude->c.ttinclude then in VS2010 you can use relative paths to refer from one template to another no matter of which directory they sit in.

We are proud to announce the immediate availability of tangible modeling tools for VS2010 RTM. The new combined installer will install T4 Editor and modeling tools at once.

Get it here

A short notice that we did improve performance again and and also did add the item templates and template gallery and adjusted them to match VS2010 RTM bits. Same is true for the #pragmas we support now.

Stay tuned for more to come.

Get it here http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/60297607-5fd4-4da4-97e1-3715e90c1a23

Yes it is done! tangible T4 editor now works for VS2010 RTM. It is an important milestone for us.  The free Edition is also updated. The commercial PRO Edition offering is also available with support and
12 months of updates for buyers.

We are very pleased to announce our support at the launch day and we are looking forward to many exciting new features we are adding over the next couple of weeks based on this new foundational release.

A nice “Hello back” from the development team. We have been quite busy the last weeks to do side-by-side versions of tangible T4 Editor for VS 2010 and  VS2008. Today we will ship V1.6 for VS2008.

What are the new features? Any fixes?

1. We do support T4MVC now!
We did fix a compatibility issues with the well known and loved T4MVC project. The Editor now works nicely with it.

2. We do support Code Libraries in T4 (Referenced Assemblies)

Many people have been using T4 plus C# DLL together to do code generation. When you import a C# DLL from T4 the DLL gets locked however when the T4 executed. To unlock it you must simply close the solution and reopen it. We do not lock the assembly anymore but VS still needs this little open/close play with your solution to unlock. We also now find the DLLs that are in your Output Dir (means referenced from your project that contains the T4).