A powerful and extensible .NET web content syndication framework for RSS, Atom, OPML, APML, BlogML, RSD and more. The Argotic Syndication Framework is a Microsoft .NET class library framework that enables developers to easily consume and/or generate syndicated content from within their own applications. The framework makes the reading and writing syndicated content in common formats such as RSS, Atom, OPML, APML, BlogML, and RSD very easy while still remaining extensible enough to support common/custom extensions to the syndication publishing formats. The framework includes out-of-the-box implementations of the most commonly used syndication extensions, network clients for sending and receiving peer-to-peer notification protocol messages; as well as HTTP handlers, modules, services and controls that provide rich syndication functionality to ASP.NET developers.

Microsoft has created an excellent starter kit, the Club Starter Kit, for individual clubs to host a variety of content. As an extension of the initial project, with the spirit of open source, we add additional value to the Club Starter Kit.

.communities is an AJAX-enabled, multi-user content management system that allows for an individual or an ISP to quickly create and administer a collaborative website such as a club site, a user group site, or a news site. Based on the popular source code of the original Community Starter Kit (CSK) released in 2003, it has a number of standard content modules and supports multiple site/url configurations via a single database. .communities contains all the features that you would expect to find in any other Web 2.0 application; HTML content, Wikis, Blogs, Discussions, Photo Galleries, RSS Newsfeeds etc. as well as a plethora of advanced configuration options and settings. Out of the box, .communities has everything you need to create and manage most types of site - its easy to use and runs on a core framework that can be fully customised if required.

Forum and blogging software that is used to run http://on10.net, http://channel8.msdn.com, http://edge.technet.com and more. This project also contains a variety of tools and source that is used on the sites and in the day-to-day content production and site maintenance.

FeedFly is a feed reader application designed for the Windows Mobile Professional platform built using the .NET Compact Framework. It was created to allow its users the ability to keep up with internet-syndicated content when away from their computer and without an internet connection. By downloading when the device has a data connection, feed items will be available for offline viewing. Usability > D-pad navigation > Designed to be touch-screen friendly (no stylus required) > Feed lists support touch scrolling Feed Format Support > RSS 2.0 > Atom > Inheritance and factory pattern for feeds; new formats added easily Offline Storage > SQL Server Compact Edition used to store feed information > Data types selected to maximize storage efficiency > Storage control algorithms control database size to prevent runaway growth > Formatted HTML supported when reading feed content Performance > Multithreading is used frequently to provide a responsive user interface > Incorporates performance best practices published by the CF team > Database denormalization and indexing; index seeks (bypass query processor) used for most querying Data Structures > Generics used to create strongly-typed lists, queues and stacks of custom objects > Binary searches used for item duplication detection Platform Integration > State Notification broker used for data connection awareness > Square screen support > Windows Mobile Notification API used for error reporting

My Web Pages Starter Kit is a simple yet powerful file based content management system for small websites.

PaperBoy is a free rss reader written using Windows Presentation Foundation and .NET 3.5 SP1. PaperBoy has new interesting features like themes/skin, an innovative HTML visualization, client syncronization and it uses IE 7.0 feed API as repository, so you can subscribe to feeds using your browser.