Community Server 1.0 combines the functionality of forums(based on the ASP.NET forums engine created by Rob Howard), blogs(based on .Text engine created by Scott Watermasysk), and photo gallery(based on nGallery, created by Jason Alexander).

[ Via .net DElirium ]

Log4Net Viewer is a GUI log viewer and filter for the Log4Net library. By default it listens for LoggingEvent objects sent using the UdpAppender and displays them in a table.

The events can be filtered based on:

• Level
• Logger
• Message

All the details for each event can be displayed by selecting the event in the table.

Getting Log4Net Viewer

Project home page:  https://devintelligence.com/Log4NetViewer

If you have any feedback on this tool, please email me at admin at devintelligence.com

CassiniEx is an enhanced version of the Cassini Personal Web Server developed by Microsoft.

Features

• Run multiple web sites and applications in a single instance of CassiniEx
• Each ApplicationHost is loaded only on demand
• CassiniEx loads in system tray
• Supports multiple host headers and ports per web site
• Supports multiple virtual folders
• Each web site has a log file in W3C extended log file format
• Each web site can allow or deny remote connections
• Custom default documents per virtual folder
• Now supports Keep-Alive connections
• Support If-Modified-Since and Last-Modified headers to reduce bandwidth
• Automatically unload AppDomain when Idle for user-defined time
• Each virtual folder can have custom deny/allow extensions
• Configuration changes are automatically loaded without having to restart the server

Download CassiniEx here or check out  Korner’s blog for more information.

An interesting article of Joel Webber on How Google maps works?

Eddie Garmon posted a link to his Visual Studio Templates (with Installer).

The following templates are available:

• a class template
• an enumeration template
• an exception template
• a nunit test template
• a registry template
• a typed collection template
• a typed hashed collection template

  [Via Brendan Tompkins ]