I help make games at Alamofire (the people behind PackRat) and wrote a book on blogging. I write here about politics, the web and other things as time allows. I love new ideas and finding common ground with interesting people. I hope you’re one of them.Launched April 2004
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dasBlog is a free, open source, ASP.NET blog engine designed to support hundreds of blogs on a single server. A new version has recently been released and developer David Hayden recommends it as the best .NET blog solution. I hope to experiment with it soon as I haven't been impressed by the alternatives.
[My apologies to lovers of bad 80's television for the title of this post]
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I use dotText and really like it. Has it been passed up by dasBlog? I don't know. dotText hasn't been neglected by it's developer, Scott Watermasysk, it's being replaced by CommunityServer http://communityserver.org/blogs/.
Even though Scott doesn't work on dotText anymore guys like Dave Burke (http://www.dbvt.com/blog/default.aspx) still work on it and have added a lot. Another benefit to dotText is that Scott is a great developer and getting to see code like his doesn't come along very often.
Posted by: Erik Lane | January 28, 2005 at 07:04 PM