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Managed Extensible Framework preview 5 released on Codeplex

Preview 5 of Managed Extensible Framework released

Posted on 4/14/2009 2:51:32 AM in #News

A few days ago MEF Preview 5 was released on codeplex with all the source code, docs, test and samples developers need to get started. MEF will be a core part of .NET Framework 4.0, These preview releases available so folks can use MEF on Top of Dot Net framework 3.5.

You can read more about it here.

http:////codebetter.com//blogs//glenn.block//archive//2009//04//11//mef-preview-5-changes-and-enhancements.aspx

Vikram

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