Corrected the case of DB field names for consistency - which avoids installation errors upon initialising the database when the instance of SQL Server installed uses case-sensitive collation by default.

Updated TextBox control to render differently dependatant on Mode prevalue
Updated Tags/ColorPicker jQuery selectors to use generated ID
Updated Tags editor to use Html.TextBoxFor helpder method

Updated Swatch Color Picker to generate colors list based upon prevalues

Addded initial code for TextBox and Tags property editors

Addded initial code for TextBox and Tags property editors

Context menu icons now working

Context menu now renders according to the node's definition

Context menu JS framework working

Added support for embedded view attribute @ class level for PreValueModel and EditorModel classes

Added HiveRoutableRequestProvider and Umbraco.Framework.Persistence.DemoData provider, builds but doesn't run.
The persistence provider is loaded by key based on the provider alias in config and set into the route data. The intention is to map from route wildcards to provider keys in config; for now it loads provider "demodata-01".
Next step is to add methods to Cms persistence wrapper to support looking up an entity by route; for now it's just returning blank objects in order to build.
Enabled Edit&Continue on CMS.Web.UI to speed-up devving over multiple app restarts (as per http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdevtools/archive/2007/12/13/workaround-debugging-global-aspx-cs-application-start-with-asp-net-web-server-within-visual-studio.aspx)

More CMS<>Framework integration: Starting to implement IDemoData as a real node provider, however need to move some dependencies around in the next commit (DemoData depends on PropertyEditor, and front-end IRoutableItem depends on Snapshot for which we don't have the source in the repo)

Merge with default to prep for making data API changes to CMS

Added first attempt at Color Swatch Picker Property Editor. Need to find a way to access the Property Editors Pre Values via the custom view.

Added Manager to Hive project with a GetPersistenceManager(string alias) method, plus a test which confirms "nhibernate-01" provider is loaded from config and returns two separate entities.
Also fixed a problem with AutofacResolutionContext.ResolveAll<T> so that it also resolves all named services, I posted the question / solution here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4959148/is-it-possible-in-autofac-to-resolve-all-services-for-a-type-even-if-they-were-r/4959484
Next step coming up in the next couple of changesets: Hive.Manager will be the root of all data persistence queries from the CMS.

Checkpoint commit - started to wire up mapper in NH provider's EntityRepositoryReadWriter, using some nodes in a test database - returns stack model successfully but a nullref in the Attributes collection for the moment

Checkpoint - added some more mappings

Starting to implement mappings between Rdbms model and mid-tier model

Fixed some issues with UnitOfWork and DataContext design. UoW now has an entity repository as a property, which is created per the DataContext relevant only for that unit. DataContexts are made by the DataContextFactory for that provider, so in the case of the NH provider a DataContextFactory knows how to create new DataContext objects from its internal NHibernate SessionFactory.
Added a test for saving a model entity which NH provider maps to an rdbms entity and vice versa on loading.
Disabled some tests against InMemoryProvider which were made irrelevant by UoW changes; tests will be recoded in next few changesets.

Sql creation script for db schema (Sql Server). Updates to Rdbms model to include XmlConfiguration on AttributeType and AttributeDefinition. I've also added it to AttributeSchemaDefinition in case we add prevalue support for doctypes in the future.

Checkpoint commit for introducing Rdbms entities. Note, Rdbms entity model is not model used by rest of stack, as it's specific to the storage and perf requirements of an Rdbms system. It will be mapped to the object model used by the rest of the stack, and is only kept separate to help other Rdbms provider authors produce a fast-performing data schema

Fixed a problem with NHibernate provider's PersistenceEntityUriUserType which was causing problems obtaining entities from persistence when using our custom PersistenceEntityUri type as an identifier. Added a couple of methods to the repository interfaces for getting/setting batches of entities.

Added some mocked permissions as relations to the existing set of mocked entities, and a test to verify they are available on the object graph. [pseudo] Entity.GetPermissions() successfully retreives its related Permission entities off the heap.

Given 5 branches deep and 20 leaves for every branch, results are the following:
3,368,420 EntityPivots created and added to relational heap in 11794ms
3,368,420 items on that heap walked as a graph to create a verification count - in 4620ms

Experimenting with some performance tests for the epidermis model graph. Comparing using a singleton hashed store of Relations which EntityPivots then use for determining their parent/children, vs plain-old CLR reference recursion. Benefits to the former if speedy enough are we can manage cache pruning and population more easily, and can pivot the graph based on the relationship type.

Added a wmode parameter to DMU badge to prevent it displaying on top of the lock modal popup