Kigg: Build A Digg Clone With ASP.NET MVC

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Kigg Digg Clone ASP.net MVC Have you ever wanted your own digg clone website built using ASP.net? Kazi Manzur Rashid did and started the Kigg project to build his own system using the ASP.net MVC framework. Kigg is not alone however in the ASP Digg Clone world DotNetKicks has been around for a while and more recently the Pligg Dot Net project was started by kbeeveer46. Whats cool about Kigg though is the fact Kazi has explained in detail and documented every step, code snippet he used to construct Kigg in a four part article, if you like ASP and Digg it will prove a nice read.

The post below is the first step Kazi took to compile Kigg and links to the project.

Developing Kigg Part 1

Kigg Project: Demo

Kigg Project Homepage: Kigg Home

Kigg Project Download: Download Kigg v1.1

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Author: Lincoln on June 17th, 2008

Category: Other CMS

Tags: asp mvc, asp.net, cms, digg clone, kigg

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David Mackey says:

July 17, 2008 at 1:37 am

I’m happy to see these ASP.NET versions progressing. I’m actually more from a Windows/ASP.NET background myself. Pligg has been a bit of a learning curve.
john says:

July 29, 2009 at 2:56 pm

Working with Kigg it is impressive. Learning MVC concept along this implementation. Nice work they have done.