We’re shortly going to be releasing a new version of the .NET SDK.

Since our 3.0.1 release, we’ve been making a lot of changes to streamline our development process. These changes will enable us to shorten our development time, meaning that we’ll be releasing more often, and you’ll benefit earlier from updates to existing services and from releases of new services.

We’re also taking steps to standardise our interface so that all of our sdks (in various languages) will have the same names for the same things. This will mean that the new .NET SDK will look a little different to the 3.0.1 version. The API has been simplified and as a result of that your code will probably need refactoring. We’ve also removed the web and win component layers to avoid confusion over what different types of objects within the SDK should be providing. To simplify our installation process, we’ve also removed our installer to give you more control over your SDK setup and configuration.

When you download the new release, please read the documentation carefully. It will contain the specifics of the interface changes in each capability.