May is a time of growth and renewal, and Metalama is no exception. At the start of this month, we began a new chapter by open-sourcing our codebase, marking one of the most significant contributions to the .NET community this year. Throughout May, we focused on stabilizing our first open-source release, improving compliance with supply chain security and transparency best practices, and partici...
We’re excited to announce that Metalama, the most advanced meta-programming framework for C#, is now open source! Released under the permissive MIT license, Metalama empowers .NET developers with a simple, innovative, and powerful approach to code generation, architecture validation, and aspect-oriented programming.
This month, we released a preview of Metalama 2025.1, marking a significant milestone as the first open-source version of Metalama. Our efforts to complete the open-source transition will continue in April.
Last month, we shared our exciting plans to make Metalama open-source, and throughout February, we’ve been hard at work making it happen. While we’ve made significant technical progress, we’re not quite ready to release just yet.
As we returned from the winter break, we hit the ground running by launching Metalama and PostSharp 2025.0. But that wasn’t all—after careful consideration and experimentation, we’re thrilled to share some groundbreaking news: Metalama is going open-source!
