What about it didn't get you fired up? They are both lack alot of features
that commercial portal software has, but that comes from the fact they are
both derived from IBuySpy. In their defense they are extensable and have
alot of people working on them as open source projects.
Rob
"Jay Douglas" <ja*******************************@squarei.com> wrote in
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What's a good one for C#? I found the Rainbow Portal
(http://www.rainbowportal.net/Rainbow/Default.aspx) that is written in C#
but i'm not too fired up about it. Hopefully somebody has stumbled
across a pretty cool one.
"Rob Trainer" <rt******@everythingcollaborative.com> wrote in message
news:u0**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... It's VB.NET not C#. That said it does allow you to write modules in any
.NET language that can be uploaded and installed without recompiling
the Core project.
Rob Trainer
"Chad Myers" <cm****@N0.SP.4M.austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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"Jay Douglas" <ja*******************************@squarei.com> wrote in
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> I was wondering if anybody has heard of a web portal software for
C#. > (Besides IBuySpy). Something that is community written would be
perfect.
> Something like PHP-Nuke ..... Any ideas?
DotNetNuke is based off of IBuySpy and has a lot of
extra features.
-c
