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Blog Mechanisms for ASP.Net Websites (possibly MVC)

I created a website on ASP.NET MVC, and one small section of it should be a blog. I am looking for a blog for integration. In the worst case, it will be WordPress with a custom skin and RSS integration with the rest of the site. It would be best to have an ASP.NET MVC add-in, but I can live with ASP.NET WebForms.

Do you have any engine recommendations? I checked BlogEngine.Net and I would like to have some other ideas for comparison. Anything in particular you can point to this integration?

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Just for the record, I ended up using WordPress. Using the skin was not difficult, perhaps as difficult as on any .Net blog, and although it will probably be more difficult to maintain in the long run, it is probably the most stable and functional blogging solution in the short term.

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The three most famous:

Classic Asp.Net

  • dasBlog -Edit: updated link (old link pointed to by dasblog.info - obviously the link is no longer valid)
  • Subtext

Asp.Net Mvc

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Check out BlogEngine.NET , it's easy to understand and expand.
It is created using ASP.NET web forms.

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Scott Hanselman contributed to DasBlog and uses it as his blog engine - it was created with hosting in mind, so it works under average trust and does not use a database.

This is a WebForms application, not MVC. He is blogging with him.

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I recently played with N2CMS - this is more of a CMS than just a blog engine (which is the main reason I played with it), so there may be too much for your requirements.

It supports both medium trust and the MVC example - I basically took the Medium Trust sample and mixed it with the ASP.NET MVC example to create something that the client really liked.

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atomsite - not mature enough, but promises

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