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RoverCMS - Fast & Secure | ASP.NET MVC 4 | Entity | SignalR

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Hi,

I'm here to announce my project called Rover CMS.

RoverCMS is build in ASP.NET MVC 4 and uses the Entity Framework with repositories to connect to the database.

The CMS will be build in multiple layers. I'll build providers that have common functionality so that developers can easily build their own themes without coding everything from scratch. There will also be a service layer. This is the functionality from the controllers, but to avoid fat controllers this functionality
will be moved to a service layer that can be modified.

The default theme is based on various themes. All the themes are made from scratch with bootstrap but they are based on existing themes. (Habmoon, Artic Hotel)

I'm using a basic plus emulator base, so the cms should be compatible with most of the emulators out there.

At the moment i am still working on the designs for the CMS.

Here is a list of features the CMS will have.

Base:

- Entity Framework 6
- Bootstrap (Response website)
- MVC 4
- SignalR
- AutoFac (Dependency injection)
- AutoMapper (Mapping database entities to viewmodels)
- RequestReduce
- Caching

Website features:

- Realtime chatting with friends and groups trough websockets (SignalR)
- Themes (Create your own controllers/models/view/static content)
- Register with social networks (twitter & facebook)
- Auction system
- Lottery system
- Shouts system
- News system
- Campaings system
- Help system
- Friends Online
- Badge shop
- Furniture Shop
- Bot shop
- Rare furniture exchange value
- Default stuff (login, register, settings etc)

As you see this is a big list, it will take some time to develop all these features.

I don't have an estimated time of when this is all done.
Unfortunately i haven't got much time to work on this because i have an internship for 6 months.
So it will be a evening and weekends project.

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Snippets

Code:
        private IEnumerable<ControllerModel> LoadControllers()
        {
            // Initialize a collection of controllermodels
            var arrayTempControllers = new Collection<ControllerModel>();

            // For every assembly in this domain
            foreach (var assembly in Assemblies)
            {
                // Foreach type in this assembly
                foreach (var exportedType in assembly.GetExportedTypes().Where(type => !type.IsAbstract && type.BaseType != null && type.BaseType == typeof(System.Web.Mvc.Controller)))
                {
                    //  Controller name
                    string controllerName = exportedType.Name.Replace("Controller", "");

                    // Check if this controller hasn't been added yet
                    if (arrayTempControllers.All(x => !x.ControllerName.Equals(controllerName)))
                    {
                        // Create the instance and add the controller to the list
                        arrayTempControllers.Add(new ControllerModel
                        {
                            ControllerName = controllerName,
                            Controller = (System.Web.Mvc.Controller)Activator.CreateInstance(exportedType)
                        });
                    }
                }
            }
            return arrayTempControllers;
        }

Git:

I'll keep you guys up to date.
 

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I approve this, but you might wanna be a bit careful with all the LINQing in the code snippet you posted. LINQ statements eats memory like how I eat cookies, they are gone before you know it. About time someone started working on a CMS in ASP.NET using MVC!
 
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Just finished the designs for the auction & collectables pages.

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Project isn't dead!

I didn't had time yet to develop further on it, i will start developing tomorrow again.
 
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Added the pages: lottery, news, faq (just the designs though):

News
news - RoverCMS - Fast & Secure | ASP.NET MVC 4 | Entity | SignalR - RaGEZONE Forums

Lottery
lottery - RoverCMS - Fast & Secure | ASP.NET MVC 4 | Entity | SignalR - RaGEZONE Forums

FAQ
faq - RoverCMS - Fast & Secure | ASP.NET MVC 4 | Entity | SignalR - RaGEZONE Forums

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I'm going to be honest this development looks really good, I'm wishing you many luck with it! I don't really like the menu but that's just me and my opinion. For the rest the CMS looks really good and I can't wish you any more luck with this development.

Also I don't really see the point of using ASP.NET but again that could be just me and my opinion regardless to ASP.NET good luck!
 
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Any updates?

Unfortunately not, i don't have much time because of my internship and other projects that i have on the side.
Planning to work on it again when i am off school, that's in about ~2 months.

Sorry guys.
 
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