Wow, what a year. Not exactly what I'd expected. Before I dive into where we are now, let me preface this post by saying I have NOT forgotten ClubStarterKit! Although I was not the original author, I feel like it's my baby. I can't just forget about it. Not going to happen. You might be quick to point...

If you're like me, you want a particular piece of code in your particular language. For example, a lot of people want the Club Starter Kit 2.0, 3.0 in C# since it has been written in VB. Me being the lazy open source developer that doesn't get paid :), I keep delaying the CSK conversion to C# because...

It's been almost a year since I started the ClubStarterKit project as an open source project up on Codeplex . Since then, we've released Version 2, which added functionality to the original starter kit, and the first Beta of Version 3, which tried to change the data architecture with SubSonic. The problem...

I was just catching up on some RSS feeds and I saw something really cool... the ClubStarterKit open source project was put up on the main ASP.NET site! ( http://www.asp.net/downloads/starter-kits/codeplex-club/ ) Although I didn't really ask for this to go on there, I think it is appropriate. THANK YOU...

The title says it all. That’s right, I’m back on ClubStarterKit. I’ve tried to assure the CSK community in past blog posts that it isn’t dead. In the last year, I’ve done a lot of thinking and outside programming. I’m FINALLY in a position where I have really progressed in terms of project management...