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 Wednesday, February 12, 2003
ASP Starter kits
The ASP.NET team continues to pump out sample code to encourage people to adapt their ideas and architecture. In conjunction with the current VSLive conference, they've made available five "starter kits" in beta form. These applications are designed to get you up and running with useful ASP.NET architectures quickly. [Larkware News] [Harry Pierson's DevHawk Weblog]
I love how the Community Starter Kit supports rss... I should check this out in detail this weekend and maybe set something up for seattlestuff.
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