A while ago, Al Nyveldt wrote a post on 5 things he loves about BlogEngine.Net  and I totally agree with him on all the 5 and more coming in the future releases,  Mads Kristensen too wrote and made a video on a the widget framework on a nice feature coming up in the next version of blogengine.net.

BlogEngine.Net is built to take advantage of standards, one standard I loved that is implemented in BlogEngine is the OpenSearch 
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In my previous post I showed that ASP.NET application goes through 3 security context levels and discussed the first one :

1. IIS Level
2. ASP.NET worker process level
3. ASP.NET pipeline level

In this post, I will talk a little on ASP.NET worker process level, before starting I would like to point out the development environment we use, the development machines run windows XP and IIS 5.1, the server runs windows server 2003 on IIS 6 of course, so I need to point out the differences. More...

Lately at SCS I have been assigned to build up the security module and related tasks in the Real Estate Management System we are building. So I decided to share what I have learned in this past period and of course to hear from the community to find optimal solutions for the scenarios I worked with, all what I write here might be repeated but I will share it anyway. More...

In my tour in exploring GDI+ I explored the Brush object, now its time for some Pen stuff.

While the Brush classes are used to fill shapes, the Pen class is used to frame shapes. However, Pens are not only used for simple frames. Here in this post I show some advanced uses for the Pen. More...

Few days ago, I blogged about how to enable auto formats in the design time smart tag by overriding simple property, this post will describe how to enable design time template editing in a similar simple way.

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