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'dasBlog is a blogpublishing system written in C# on ASP.NET and uses XML files for data storage.It is distributed under the BSD License and is available free of charge.The latest released version is 1.9
Clemens Vasters created the initial conversion [fork] from BlogX, Bryan Bell contributed his fantastic themes for Radio Userland making them freely available for porting to other weblog tools, Pawel Lesnikowski contributed initial bits for the built-in POP3 support, Nikhil Kothari provided his HtmlFormatter and Charles Cook provided his XML-RPC library.
Today, dasBlog is a simple blog/content management and content presentation system that allows simple, chronological and categorized management of usually small notes and articles.To allow aggregation of the content using common tools, the system supports the RSS 2.0 format, which can be generated for several types of views, including the "front page", per-category views, and a view for the comments on every article.
The page layout is defined by Themes that could be switched at run-time. dasBlog currently uses XML files for data storage, but other stores (for example databases) could be used.
Currently there is just the XML file store made available to the public.Other features of the blogging engine, like Trackback, Pingback and the Editing Web Service could be turned off.That makes dasBlog a very flexible blogging engine.
dasBlog 1.9 runs under ASP.NET 1.1.However, the next version will be natively compiled under ASP.NET 2.0. dasBlog can be hosted on a IIS web server.
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