Blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series Part1: Introduction

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Many of our brothers recommended blogengine. Net to take a look, and even www.asp.net put it in a very important position. In the previous phase, I carefully read its source code. After reading it, I was very excited. I thought there was such a good thing {
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Opening statement

This series of articles introduces blogengine. Net 1.4.5, which is not long before the official website {
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Introduction to blogengine. net

Blogengine. NET is an open-source. Net blog project. The entire project is developed using C #. Its structure is relatively simple, but it is easy to expand, its complexity is low, and it is easy to customize. The expansion feature mainly includes the following three aspects:
1. widget small {
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2. Extension
3. Customize theme

Initially, it was a single-person blog, which could easily be implemented as a multi-person blog. One case on codeplex is the multiplayer blog Based on blogengine. net. Main features of blogengine. Net:
1. It is easy to install, as long as the file {
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2. It has many new blog features and provides open {
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3. It has many Web2.0 features, such as opensearch, xfn tags, and tag cloud.
4. Custom themes. You can develop many themes by yourself, similar to those in the blog garden.
5. You can {
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This series of articles will be from blogengine. NET architecture, for each relatively independent part of the code analysis and make a corresponding summary, for some parts I will give my personal comments, I will also discuss some of the better details in depth. If you have some feedback, I will adjust it in time.

Tentative directory

The following is a preliminary directory structure, which also reflects the main routes of the series of articles. For your reference, this directory may be adjusted at any time during writing and added to the link of the completed article:

1. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series Part1: Introduction

2. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series Part2

3. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series Part3: Data Storage-implementation based on the provider Mode

4. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part4: global settings of blog-blogsettings

5. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part5: object {
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6. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part6: open {
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7. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part7: Web2.0 features-pingback & trackba

8. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part8: Extended-datastore Analysis

9. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part9: Development extension (I) -- Implementation of extension and Management

10. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part10: Development extension (in progress)-widget gadgets

11. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part11: Development extension (II) -- custom theme

12. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part12: common base class of the page-blogbasepage

13. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part13: Implementation Analysis (I) -- httphandlers and httpmodules

14. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part14: Implementation Analysis (bottom)-a reference part on the website page

15. blogengine. NET architecture and source code analysis series part15: Summary