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DotWiki (382 words) |
 | The DotWiki was one of my first ASP.NET projects and started as a toy project so that I could practice different things in ASP.NET. |
| After I released the first version of the DotWiki for free I decided to keep it free to encourage other people to experience the concept of the a wiki site first hand and host wikis on their own companies. |
| Like most project that start as toy projects the DotWiki was good enough for a lot of people (my self included) and remains in use until this day. |
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| One of the most important classes of the DotWiki, the Wiki class, basically parses text coming from the database and returns a "browser friendly" version of the text passed to it. |
| Words in CamelCase notation follow a pattern in which the first character is an uppercase character, followed by a few lowercase characters, followed by another uppercase character, followed by more lowercase characters. |
| The DotWiki also uses Regular Expressions to look for e-mail addresses in the text and replace them with hyperlink e-mail addresses so that users can click the hyperlink and have the user's browser launch their e-mail client. |
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