So, I finally got a chance to do my little introduction-to-v2 video. Here is the URL:

https://www.youtube.com/live/LfCDNruEoQ8

In the end, it was just little old me sitting at my desk - nothing too dramatic. Nevertheless, I am happy with how it went. Most of all, I am pleased that I did not bad-mouth any other frameworks. That is something of a personal challenge for me, and I am genuinely glad that I was able to focus on the positive.

Trongate stands on its own. The code speaks for itself. My days of ranting against other frameworks are over. From here on in, I only want to focus on the positive as we move forward.

SO, WHAT NOW?

You can get Trongate v2 from here:

https://github.com/trongate/trongate-framework/tree/v2

The plan is to post a Trongate v2 tutorial on YouTube next week.

For the next three months or so, I want to go back to basics. That should mean plenty of tutorials, along with lots of real-world battle-testing of this new version of Trongate.

There will be a number of tweaks and potential bug fixes - especially during the first three weeks. For now, I am calling it ‘v2 beta’. That is really just to avoid any embarrassment in the event that something is not quite perfect.

Over the next two to three weeks, you should see a lot of change on this website.

We have a brand-new site going up, new (and finished!) documentation, and a brand-new discussion forum. There will also be a forum dedicated specifically to v2. It is all coming very soon.

Thanks to those who turned up. If you missed it, or if you are simply too busy to sit through an hour of me talking about Trongate, I will post a waffle-free five-minute summary video shortly.

Hail Team Trongate!

I was lucky enough to be there and watch the live stream. Great presentation as always, DC!
I'm glad you showcased the benchmark results and I think many viewers were surprised by the staggering performance of Trongate v2.

I can't wait to see the new website, docs and discussion forum.
Thank you again for the hard work you put into this and I hope I'll be able to contribute to this amazing framework in the future.

Good Morning,
Yes it was a very good presentation. Moved along nicely. Looking forward to seeing tutorials on v2.
New journey, let the fun begin!
Dan