The new .NET framework is actually a OS-neutral, device
independent runtime system called the Common Language
Runtime (CLR) which is essentially a mass of class libraries
that can be summed up as system classes, data and XML
classes, windows and drawing classes and web classes [1]. It
complies into an Intermediate Language (IL) much the same
as JAVA. While there are many aspects of the .NET framework
that still allow for traditional workstation development, of
interest to many was the new incarnation of ASP, aptly named
ASP.NET. In an effort to ease the pain of the transition to the
.NET Framework, Microsoft helped to develop a new website,
named ASP.NET [2]. At the new site developers were
presented with a myriad of tips, hints and methods that allowed
the developer to start utilizing the new .NET framework,
especially in relation to web development. One of the greater
areas of interest was the starter kits that were available. One of
these kits that struck a lot of interest with the programming
community was the Commerce Starter Kit (originally named
IBuySpy). DotNetNuke is an extremely enhanced open source
version of the I Buy Spy starter kit. DotNetNuke was
originally initiated at Sourceforge [3] in December 2002 by
Shaun Walker of Perpetual Motion Interactive Systems Inc.
The new .NET framework is actually a OS-neutral, device
independent runtime system called the Common Language
Runtime (CLR) which is essentially a mass of class libraries
that can be summed up as system classes, data and XML
classes, windows and drawing classes and web classes [1]. It
complies into an Intermediate Language (IL) much the same
as JAVA. While there are many aspects of the .NET framework
that still allow for traditional workstation development, of
interest to many was the new incarnation of ASP, aptly named
ASP.NET. In an effort to ease the pain of the transition to the
.NET Framework, Microsoft helped to develop a new website,
named ASP.NET [2]. At the new site developers were
presented with a myriad of tips, hints and methods that allowed
the developer to start utilizing the new .NET framework,
especially in relation to web development. One of the greater
areas of interest was the starter kits that were available. One of
these kits that struck a lot of interest with the programming
community was the Commerce Starter Kit (originally named
IBuySpy). DotNetNuke is an extremely enhanced open source
version of the I Buy Spy starter kit. DotNetNuke was
originally initiated at Sourceforge [3] in December 2002 by
Shaun Walker of Perpetual Motion Interactive Systems Inc.
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