Blogengine.Net
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Blogengine.Net
My apologies if you’ve tried to access my personal blogs recently. I’ve been inundated by comment spammers and it has been a tremendous pain in the buttocks getting them straightened out. For a while, I was getting only a half dozen or so a day. Short comments about what an amazing blog/post it was and that they’d definitely be back and/or bookmark/subscribe. I could manually delete them without too much inconvenience for a while. Lately, though, there’s been a staggering increase in these weasels so I’ve adopted measures a little more… drastic. A Comment Filter BlogEngine.Net Extension...
The multi-blog data provider for BlogEngine.Net has been taking up a lot of my brain space lately—to the point that I’m able to announce that it is installed and working “in the wild” on a hosted site (though not in anything like a heavy-load situation). I now have a copy of both my dev site and my personal site up and running from the same directory (and the same database). Frankly, I didn’t think it’d be as easy as it was. This success prompted me to create a 2.0 release (that is now up on the CodePlex site).
Getting Static
My main...
So I have a working LINQ to SQL provider for BlogEngine.Net. Now what? Given a little spare time, how about I see if I can’t use it to support running multiple blogs from the same installation? More importantly, see if I can use it to support running multiple blogs from the same database? Doing just that turns out not to be all that difficult. Scheming The current architecture for BlogEngine.Net’s data already has a bit more cohesion than it technically needs. All the objects have their own individual Ids and those Ids are used to relate...
Every now and then I get to doing something just because... well, because I can. These projects usually atrophy before becoming anything usable and serve more as a way to explore and practice than anything else. Usually. My latest tangent actually got to a state where I can let it loose in the wild and it’ll probably actual do what it is supposed to do.
BlogEngine.Net
Let me be perfectly clear up front: I don’t actually use BlogEngine.Net at all. Anywhere. I’m still a Subtext guy when it comes to blogging software. BlogEngine.Net still lacks critical features and that prevents me...