BgEngine allow users to create a personal blog. This is a blog engine built using ASP MVC 3, jQuery and Entity Framework Code First

BlogEngine.NET is a full featured blog engine targeted at .NET developers. It is light weight and very simple to modify and extend.

A simple blog engine, powered by ASP.NET MVC. BlogMaster is a quick, easy way for developers to get started with running and developing a website/blog. Download, deploy, and adapt as desired. It's an open source project. You're welcome to contribute or suggest improvements

BlogML .NET a set of .NET libraries for working with the BlogML format. You can learn more about BlogML by visiting its website: http://code.google.com/p/blogml

A Blog Engine based on ASP.NET MVC framework. It seems several of these projects have begun, with little or no action. I would like to begin this project and make sure that it stays alive by frequent code posting (every 2 or 3 weeks) and posting to discussions (at least once a week). Also we will try to respond to all who inquire about participating in the project. I was hoping to find a more inventive name, but this is all I came up with so far. Perhaps we can change it later. We will most likely follow along some guidelines such as the Rob Conery MVC storefront screencasts. The engine should be simple, yet designed powerfully enough from the beginning to handle the requirements. The goals will be as follows: 1. Utilize built-in features such as ASP.NET Membership 2. Utilize other open-source frameworks such as the ASP.NET Membership MVC starter kit. 4. Provide for multiple blogs per installation 5. Provider for multiple authors per blog 6. Use AJAX where appropriate 7. Most likely use JQuery for AJAX and other client-side effects 8. Try to avoid "heavy" implementation such as excessive http handlers, etc. 9. Not try to be all things. For example, this will be a blog engine, not a CMS. 10. Allow for easy integration into existing websites and with other products such as a CMS. 11. As much as possible use TDD though with a pragmatic approach. 12. Utilize Design patterns where appropriate 13. Have a simple skinning/theming architecture, but one that makes most modifications by way of CSS and have a theming architecture that plays nicely with existing websites and doesn't "take over" everything. 14. Provide a layered architecture whereby users may make use of an API if they desire to include some features in their own views for example if they are using web forms. 15. Use SQL Server for the data store 16. Use a repository pattern for data access and testing 17. Utilize LinqToSQL or perhaps the Entity Framework Other ideas?...

Blogsa is a free, completely open-source blog engine project and it is written by using ASP.NET and C#. It works very fast compared to other engines and includes many extensions. It supports multi-language and many database systems and very easy to deploy.

AtomSite (BlogService) is a standards-based online publishing platform. It's free, open, and uses Microsoft's newest web framework. It'll have your new website or blog up in a snap.

The Community Kit for SharePoint is a set of best practices, templates, Web Parts, tools, and source code that enables practically anyone to create a community website based on SharePoint technology for practically any group of people with a common interest.

dasBlog is a blogging application that doesn't require a database! It runs on ASP.NET 2.0 and up and is developed in C#. It has a rich templating engine, easy to develop macros and lots of great features.

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Enhanced BlogEngine.NET is an alternative and customized version of full featured ASP.NET blog engine. Features Multilingual support for posts, pages, etc...

Creating and maintaining a site has never been easier.

Joycode.MVC Blog System is a free blog system using ASP.NET MVC It's inherited from Subtext 2.0.

Multi BlogEngine.NET is a platform to build multiple blogs within a single installation. It started as an extension to BlogEngine.NET 1.3 (www.codeplex.com/blogengine) and ended up as a refactoring to support the dynamic subscription of new users, thus the dynamic creation of new and independent blogs. The installation requires SQL Server and uses the ASP.NET 2.0's Membership and Roles features.

A blog made with ASP.NET MVC and LINQ to SQL. Planned features: - Pretty urls (well it is mvc) - Multiple blogs in the same database.

This project will provide you with an ASP.NET MVC Press(WordPress like)/Blog Sample application. Multi Tenant Blogging System Standard Features - A Wordpress like clone allowing for multiple blogs - Blog functionality including: Posts, Post, Comments with CAPTCHA, Tags, Categories, Links, Link Categories, Blog/Post RSS - Password protected Blog Administration including Tag, Post and Comments Management -- User Authentication and User Authorization Architecture: - ASP.NET MVC - Linq to SQL - StructureMap Dependency Injection - Distributed Caching (via Memcached, ScaleOut SOSS, and Velocity)

Owlpal is a complete personal web blog or publishing tool with the following features: - Posts, Videos, Audios, Photos, Articles, Books - Archives and permanent links - Archives page Urls - Comments - Categories - Calendar - Templates - Syndication - Pings - Trackback - Email notification - Plug-in architecture - API support - Administrative or editioral system and many more

Oxite is a .NET based blog engine intended to show how we created a web standards compliant site using ASP.NET MVC.

Let your users log in via their accounts with popular ID providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, Yahoo, Vkontakte and over 15!

Subtle is an ASP.NET MVC based blogging engine. I have open sourced this project because I want to see what other people's thoughts are. There are plenty of blog engines out there and this is no different, other than lacking features. :) I am busy working on the XMLRPC integrati