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Finally guys! (and ladies: sorry for the manly intro, I'll try to make up in the end)
Good news for all of us who love BlogEngine.NET, but struggle with GoDaddy. You can now add this great blog application the way you want it in a breeze.
Simply use this fine-tuned version known as ModPack for BlogEngine.NET.
In the complete ModPack guide, I promised you to keep updates 50% shorter, so:
1. Free download now available (1.3.0.5)
2. Project site officially open (since January 17, 2008)
3. Community shares promising notes from the field
Feedback already while it's just out there? Oh yes, thanks to responsive people like Timm (from Mini-Tools.com) for test driving ModPack all along. Some snippets:
ModPack seems to work great [...] so far it's working perfectly!
So Ladies and Gentlemen, How You're Going?
Whether you're new to blogging or an insider to BlogEngine.NET, now you can also add this great blog platform on shared hosted web sites by using the ModPack.
Get your copy if you haven't already. It's free, open source and tested on GoDaddy.
Great questions emerge in forums and my mailbox, mostly about which hosting providers work too. Sorry I don't know yet, but you can really answer that question by just giving it a go. Would you please let us know your results?
Oh boy, that was my second apology and a reminder to make up for my first. So ladies who noted the opening, yet take no notice of blogging, here it is: you can dress up your site with lovely designs like GirlyGeek. Well, that couldn't sound much better than "a fine-tuned, well-oiled blog engine"? Still, it's a nice theme by the same author of CoffeeHouse, the default theme in ModPack.
If you're wondering what happened to other themes, when or if ModPack adapts new official BlogEngine.NET releases, then stay tuned for the upcoming post:
10 Short Answers to FAQ: Feedback Among Quizmasters
In a sense, we're all potential quizmasters, yet forgive me if the title changes to a more usual Frequently Asked Questions. However, feel free to shoot, subscribe and start your engine!
BTW: Did anyone measure if I've kept my 50%-promise?