I had an email conversation with a guy on GDN about it. It sounded like a
great product; I think his handle was IowaCBR400Guy. My opinion (that I've
been quite vocal about) is that the GDN forum etc. should be on Community
Server.
One thing that he told me is that the xbox forums are run on Community
Server. If you go there and browse around I think you'll be impressed with
it. Here's a link: http://communityserver.org/content/ForumsOverview.aspx
-- Justin
On 6/21/06, Melissa Bielagus <melissa@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am currently working on a fairly difficult search and am asking for
> your assistance. My client is looking for a senior level .NET developer
> to create a web portal using Community Server. It is my understanding
> that this is a fairly new tool and used primarily for .NET 2.0, is that
> correct?
>
> Is this tool similar to Sharepoint? If so, should someone who has used
> Sharepoint (or another 3rd party tool) be able to pick this up fairly
> quickly?
>
> Was Community Server available for 1.0, or 2.0 only? Are there any other
> tools that might be similar to Community Server?
>
> If you know where this tool is being used, I would love to hear any
> suggestions. Also, if you or any one you know is interested in
> developing a portal in 2.0, I would love to share the details.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help!
>
>
> Melissa Bielagus
> Account Manager
> EdgeLink, LLC
> 503 246-3989 x115
> Blog with us! www.edgelink.com/blog <http://www.edgelink.com/blog>
>
>
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