Fluent NHibernate binary drops

Posted by Chad Myers on February 14, 2009

Until today, in order to start using Fluent NHibernate, you had to pull the trunk from Subversion and build it yourself.  It wasn’t a big deal, but it was a small barrier to entry for some new folks just approaching Fluent NHibernate for the first time.

But thanks to the efforts of James Gregory and the rest of the Fluent NHibernate team, compiled binaries are being prepared every time someone commits.

If you’re looking to play with Fluent NHibernate, but haven’t had a chance to pull the trunk and go through the hassle of building, now you can just grab the binaries!

Check it out here:

http://fluentnhibernate.org/downloads

Also the source is zipped up every commit for easier grab-n-go action.

About Chad Myers

Chad Myers is the Director of Development for Dovetail Software, in Austin, TX, where he leads a premiere software team building complex enterprise software products. Chad is a .NET software developer specializing in enterprise software designs and architectures. He has over 12 years of software development experience and a proven track record of Agile, test-driven project leadership using both Microsoft and open source tools. He is a community leader who speaks at the Austin .NET User's Group, the ADNUG Code Camp, and participates in various development communities and open source projects.
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  • Billy McCafferty

    Thanks for the heads up Chad! I’ve been doing an SVN update every 15 minutes or so while getting #arch RC ready…nice to know I can give TortoiseSVN a break!

  • Mat Roberts

    Hi Chad,
    That’s good news.

    I would like to point out though that having to compile the code yourself is a *MAJOR* barrier to entry. I mean how much bigger a barrier can you get?…I guess having to write the code yourself.

    Mat