Release 3.2 of Xomega.Net for Visual Studio 2010 is mainly focused on providing the easiest way to get started with Xomega from scratch, automating many of the manual tasks that were previously required by Xomega and fixing any issues with the previous release for both .Net 3.5 and 4.0.

Here is a quick list of the new features in this release:

• Xomega now provides solution and project templates for generating end-to-end WPF, Silverlight and ASP.NET applications with full CRUD support from scratch in just a few minutes.
  
• Xomega Framework 1.2 is now packaged with the Xomega installation. You can still download the latest version from CodePlex though or get one using the NuGet package manager, or build one yourself from the source code.
  
• Xomega now provides a generator for default service implementations that use LINQ over the generated entity model. You can use it as a starting point for your service implementations.
  
• For populating UI selection lists from a database, you can now define an enumeration property for the underlying service operation that returns the list in the model and have the corresponding data property generated for you.
  
• Generating forms is now made easier as you can just select the corresponding generator from the context menu for the selected file and it will generate search or details forms for any appropriate data objects that are configured in the selected file.
  
• Working with the model project is now easier, since you can now expand or collapse all generators and use keyboard mnemonics in the context menus.