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Port reddit source to ASP.NET - NavTech - Aug 10, 2014
Hey guys I was wondering if anyone had an idea of how hard it would be to port reddit source code to ASP.NET? Has anyone tried this or gone about doing something similar?
* - Eternal Darkness - Aug 10, 2014
Well you could use something like this? http://www.mher.info/blog/?p=146
I remember seeing something similar to what you want a couple days ago... I cannot find it, specifically... Might have been thinking of this: https://github.com/civilordergone/cmsfire (http://cmsfire.timnuwin.com/), which is made in PHP, and doesn't look quite right...
Oh well, good luck with your project OP. Don't quite know why you want to do this, but what ever I guess...
I would not say it is "hard" as much as it is time consuming... I am sure there have been other attempts at creating a ASP.Net clone reddit. Weather they are open source or publicly shared is another thing... I would not spend my time re-creating it, just a suggestion though... If you were to start re-coding it, working off of a base clone may save some time?
* - NavTech - Aug 10, 2014
(Aug 10, 2014 03:03 PM)Eternal Darkness Wrote: Well you could use something like this? http://www.mher.info/blog/?p=146
I remember seeing something similar to what you want a couple days ago... I cannot find it, specifically... Might have been thinking of this: https://github.com/civilordergone/cmsfire (http://cmsfire.timnuwin.com/), which is made in PHP, and doesn't look quite right...
Oh well, good luck with your project OP. Don't quite know why you want to do this, but what ever I guess...
I would not say it is "hard" as much as it is time consuming... I am sure there have been other attempts at creating a ASP.Net clone reddit. Weather they are open source or publicly shared is another thing... I would not spend my time re-creating it, just a suggestion though... If you were to start re-coding it, working off of a base clone may save some time?
I recently bough a domain the other day and am looking to go for a board similar to way reddit is set up voting system, comments etc... I have seen the first link but it's using MVC and we're are using webforms but it is still something to look at. I know it will be time consuming thanks for the suggestions mate ✌
* - Dixxx - Aug 10, 2014
Reddit is basiclly open-source, so you might wanna go from that.
https://github.com/reddit/
There is also this.
https://code.google.com/p/redditclone/
Keep in mind it's a bit old.