Earlier this week I wrote that we were testing a new open source .NET blogging platform called BlogEngine.NET at AjaxNinja Labs.
I’ve done a couple of detailed feature comparisons and I plan on doing a few more during the course of the next couple of weeks. All of my feature comparisons will be posted on our BlogEngine.NET test blog at AjaxNinja labs, although I will be posting collections of the results here periodically.
Here are our first couple of tests:
Wordpress vs. BlogEngine.NET: Trackbacks and Pingbacks
Wordpress vs. BlogEngine.NET: Vulnerability to Spam
Make sure you also read our initial post on BlogEngine.NET.
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Comments 5
Great Blog Article and an overall awesome blog in fact. It’s funny, we have the same theme on our wordpress site and are both looking at blogengine.net as a replacement for wordpress.
Jess
Posted 28 Aug 2007 at 8:34 am ¶I have put together a similar article that compares BlogEngine.Net vs WordPress
Posted 10 Aug 2008 at 12:10 am ¶The two wordpress vs blogengine links are broken!!! I want to read them though!
Posted 09 Jan 2009 at 5:14 am ¶Yep, sorry about that. I moved off of a windows server onto a Linux box and I no longer have my BlogEngine.NET install up and running :\
Guess I gotta cut out those links.
Posted 09 Jan 2009 at 9:19 pm ¶You would be a fool to choose BlogEngine over WordPress. BlogEngine totally sucks.
After using BlogEngine for a year, I tried WordPress and it totally rocks.
Posted 18 Aug 2009 at 7:22 pm ¶Trackbacks & Pingbacks 2
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