Official release of BlogEngine.NET 1.0

Luke Foust

5/23/2007 7:42:28 PM #

Congratulations on this release guys! I just downloaded it am will most likely be rolling out my blog on this platform. It seems really well designed and implemented.

Claus

5/23/2007 7:47:22 PM #

Congratulations all of you, great job!
One could easily say I am a little ‘colored’ when I say that this Blog may be one of the best and easy to install, use and modify. But it is really good (!)

I think it is brilliant for a beginner to learn from. And the ace coder can really get there ‘hands in the loaf’ if they want to. Nice code style from all of you.

DotNetUrls.com

5/24/2007 12:23:23 AM #

Congratulations on this official release! News has been added to dotneturls.com:
www.dotneturls.com/.../..._BlogEngine_NET_1_0.aspx

Korayem

5/24/2007 9:36:53 AM #

Congrats for the release...


I am trying to spread the news everywhere I can...I dugg it
www.digg.com/.../BlogEngine_NET_has_been_released

So please digg it to the top ASAP ;)

Rachit

5/24/2007 11:53:28 AM #

I searched for the keyword "spam" on the features page, this page itself, and the road map page. I didn't find anything. Is there anything planned to combat spam?

Travis J. James

5/24/2007 12:04:51 PM #

I just wanted to compliment you on a well designed blogging system.  It has a lot of potential, and I have already extended it and used it for my private blog.  I have a CodePlex project called "Invictus" that contains an object relational mapping framework, and I have added BlogEngine.NET extensions to that project that allow your blogging engine to write to any ADO.NET database.

There are bugs related to the fact that there is no support in the BlogProvider base class for associating comments with posts (it is always assumed that XML files will be used from what I can tell), but I hope to correct those issues by modifying the source and submitting back to you for your approval.

I also plan to add "multi-tenant" blogging support, so several blogs can exists on a single web application installation, each with its own theme.  This will require data model changes and, perhaps, other extensions.

I commend you on good work.  This is the first framework for blogging that I have been motivated to use in this manner.  Most engines are not modular enough in their design to allow for these types of extensions, and it is hard to integrate them in a larger site.

NinjaCross

5/24/2007 3:24:10 PM #

My best compliments for this release, I'll check it asap to give you my opinion
P.S. On IE7 the Gravatars broke down the comments panes

Korayem

5/24/2007 4:50:18 PM #

You have been dzoned ;)

www.dzone.com/.../...ease_of_blogenginenet_10.html

I hope this increases the awareness of this awesome project.

Víctor Rivero

5/24/2007 6:00:04 PM #

Congratulations Mads!I really like the final result.

I hope it'll get better and better. I'll try to help with anything I could.

MindlessMuse

5/24/2007 10:41:10 PM #

Congrats on the release!!!

I just transitioned from wordpress to BlogEngine.Net with little to no issues and could not be more pleased with how everything turned out.

Dan

5/25/2007 7:44:41 AM #

The official site design is very nice by the way, congrats !

Damien Guard

5/25/2007 12:28:51 PM #

Well done on the release it looks interesting.

Codeplex however isn't a good idea for open source projects that actually want code submissions from other people.  Source access is only available to members of the project's team and people downloading the source have no mechanism for updating/submitting patches because of this.

Subversion is a much better option (like Google Code uses) however there are mutterings that the Codeplex team are putting some sort of TFS to Subversion bridge in...

[)amien

Josh Stodola

5/25/2007 4:11:48 PM #

Nice work, guys.  It is great that somebody decided to do this.  I have already developed my own blog, otherwise I would be using it

You really did a good job of designing this with the intent of making it easy to implement with much extensibility.  Two thumbs up in that aspect.

If you need any assistance with anything client-side (advanced javascript), feel free to shoot me an email.  I'd be more than willing to help!

Josh Stodola

5/25/2007 4:15:23 PM #

Well, I just noticed something.  I entered my website for the comment, but it was not displayed on the comment (my name does not link to my site).  Also, after sending the comment, the live preview still reflects the old comment, even though it has already been posted.

Just wanted to let you know

Josh Stodola

5/26/2007 12:35:07 AM #

Hey, if I can find the time, I will write up a MySQL provider.  Just let me know if someone is already on top of this, becuase I have no time to waste.

Erick

6/2/2007 8:02:06 AM #

when i put 1.0 in my iis, runtime show the error:

行 368:  public void RaiseCallbackEvent(string eventArgument)
行 369:  {
行 370:    string[] args = eventArgument.Split('?);
行 371:    string author = args[0];
行 372:    string email = args[1];


源文件: e:\DemoProject\BlogEngine\User controls\CommentView.ascx.cs    行: 370

I do't modify anything.

Shail

6/6/2007 1:09:07 PM #

I think the line

string[] args = eventArgument.Split('?);

should be

string[] args = eventArgument.Split('?');
you are missing the closing single quote in first line

and also the code construct

行 371: string author = args[0];
行 372: string email = args[1];

Should first check for null and length

if ( args != null )
{
string author = args[0];
string email = args[1];
}
I hope that will work
Cheers !!

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