First off… there is a lot of open source C# out there… go look!
It’s amusing, many people are all agog over Googles new “google suggest” feature, and it is pretty cool. But the underlying technology owes a lot to Microsoft (though the OSS folks won’t admit it). Take a look at how easy this type of thing really is…
- How to create the Google Suggest feature with ASP.NET 2.0
- Cutting Edge- Script Callbacks in ASP.NET — MSDN Magazine, August 2004
- XML.com- Very Dynamic Web Interfaces
- Google Suggest FAQ
- Search Engine Safe Urls in ASP.NET – related and cool as hell
Some other cool .NET stuff…
- nGallery.org – a free, open source image gallery in C# and it’s Mono compliant
- TheServerSide.NET – News, Patterns, Reviews, Discussions, Articles, Books
- EggHeadCafe – Code Samples For The .NET Framework, SQL Server, Mobile Devices, and Web Design
- ASP.NET.4GuysFromRolla.com- An Introduction to the Microsoft Enterprise Library
- ASP.NET.4GuysFromRolla.com- An Introduction and Overview of the Microsoft Application Blocks
- ASP.NET.4GuysFromRolla.com- Working with the Enterprise Library’s Data Access Application Block
- Visual Studio 2005 Team System- Domain-Specific Language (DSL) Tools
- WebParts- From SharePoint to ASP.NET 2.0