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A C# rewrite of my previously PHP based website.

Old repo: https://git.robware.uk/rob/Robware

My old repo was my attempt at an MVC framework. While I learned a lot about how to make an MVC framework, it was quite a pain to keep up. Now I'm using .NET Core ASP MVC. I much prefer C# and the whole thing is much nicer to work with.

Setup

After clone, please run git config --local include.path ../.gitconfig. This will set up the filters required to ignore local dev config.

Changes on previous implementation:

  • Not PHP
  • Use markdown for blog posts instead of own rolled markup solution
  • Done in about 10% of the time (ok, maybe not 10%, but much quicker)
  • No more AngularJS

"Roadmap"

Ideally I'd like to:

  • Move away from the SQL database to a document store
  • Have a nicer gallery, or roll it in to the blog.
  • Possibly hook in to some external services, like my home automation stuff or Strava.
  • Make this a more useful platform for myself (back ends for some server management stuff, perhaps)