This build has quite a few enhancements.  First, there is now an Icon Container for supporting reusable vector icons.  Simply use your favorite vector icon tool, import it into the container, and SF will generate code for a reusable vector visual Brush (or drawing brush depending on the circumstances).  New Dark theme support, new theme colors, new templates for models and views.

Here is another update.  In this update, there are two new templates for C#.  There is a StrataFrame MVVM Model and a StrataFrame MVVM View.  WAY easier to create a new model and view.  It also helps you wire the view up to the model through the wizard.

Here is an updated VSIX with quite a few new controls, including SfDateBox, SfTimeBox, SfNumericUpDown, SfNumberBox, and more.  There are also a number of changes made to the SaveableEntity and some issues resolved with the Enterprise server and the remote connection pool leaking handles and memory.  

Another SF V2 VSIX update that has a new Menu entry called Color Preset Viewer.  With the advent of new controls, there is also a very nice Color Preset and binding interface that makes UI customization and colorization super easy to implement.  Not only with SF controls, but with any control.  Custom or 3rd party controls can be used and colors set to the chosen or active Color Preset value using the SfColorPresetBinding class.  Additionally, there is a tab on this sample dialog that has each of the Color Preset Parts and their respective hex color value.  This can be useful when using Adobe XD or some other markup tool to story board, etc.

There will be several more posts coming soon, but this VSIX fixes several minor code generation issues.  The most significant change in this VSIX is that the WCF support is removed.  As we move towards releasing a .NET 9 build, this was a necessary step.  WCF is no longer supported.  Regardless, WCF is really pretty useless when taking the Enterprise Server into account anyway.  ES is a far superior tool for remote data sources and remote code execution.

The StrataFrame V2 extensions have been updated to support the Visual Studio 2022 environment.  This will ONLY support Visual Studio 2022 from this point forward since there is a significant amount of work to support pre-64bit as well as the 64-bit.