Fellow BlogEngine.NET user Paul Tumelty has - in the short time that he's been using BlogEngine.NET - been amazed by the number and quality of the extensions and plugins that have been developed by the community. When he originally downloaded the software, he saw the ones listed on the site, a web search turned up a few more and reading Mads' and Al's blogs helped him find some more.

Soon though, he realized that there wasn't a centralized location for all these extensions anywhere, so he decided to make one, resulting in a database of over 40 extensions and he'll be adding to these as he finds them.

Here is the link to Paul's original list which is also featured on the BlogEngine.NET website.

Some great finds and very useful ... thanks Paul!

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Al Nyveldt - one of BlogEngine.NET developers - has just recorded two installation guides for BlogEngine.NET 1.3; one for general setup and one for using the SQL provider.They are both excellent and should take care of all issues regarding installation and setup.

A must see for all of you who would like to try BlogEngine.NET yourself. Check it out!

• General installation guide
• SQL provider guide

I've used his previous version of the SQL provider webcast to setup this blog to connect with SQL Server. I probably would've succeeded without it but it just made connecting to the SQL Server a lot easier as I could actually see (instead of read) what had to be done.

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