Getting started using BlogEngine.NET - the new ASP.NET 2.0 blog engine for developers.

Add a class to all external or off-site links using JavaScript

Forteen days have passed since I started working on the new blog engine and on this day the first working example is online. Check out the first post on the new blog. It still needs a good name so in the mean while, I'll...

Marks the birth of a new ASP.NET blog engine for developers

The in-site search feature has been under development for a few days by Claus Christensen . Claus has been developing his own search engine for the last couple of years, so he knows a lot about search algorithms and...

The new blog engine is well on its way and almost ready for its beta test. We’ve added extra features that weren’t on our original feature list . The features include: Pingback and trackback support - Almost done Pings...

Gravatar icons can be used on all websites that lets users write comments. It could be in a forum or on a blog. The image is retrieved from the Gravatar website and is based on the e-mail address of the person that makes...

For more than a year, I've been blogging on the excellent dasBlog engine and it has been good. I really like the fact that it runs on XML instead of a database. However, it is written in ASP.NET 1.1 and is quite...

As a follow-up on my post from yesterday about generating shorter GUIDs , I’ve created a small helper class in C#. The class encodes a GUID into a 22 character long string and decodes the string back to the original GUID...

The System.Guid is used whenever we need to generate a unique key, but it is very long. That’s in many cases not an issue, but in a web scenario where it is part of the URL we need to use its string representation which...