In going with my posting about trying to start back up my personal MySCORM open source project, it jogged my memory about a blog posting I read awhile back.
(Also i realized i've been posting links to a lot of OTHER peoples writings, postings, etc. I going to try to really make an effort to start posting some of my own demos/examples based on some of the tools/tips/projects i've been blogging about)
Over at Coding Horror, Jeff Atwood was giving $5000 and MS was matching his $5000 to an open source .NET project in an effort to help promote the open source community as well as .NET (which doesn't have a strong presence in the open source community). The posting itself and the money isn't really whats I find interesting, it is the comments to the posting by readers that I think contains a BUNCH of great open source projects. I encourage you to take a look through the comments and seeing if any of these projects might help you out, no sense in reinventing the wheel.
Here are a few I feel are worth looking into:
ITextSharp - its a PDF generator
SubSonic - a GREAT DAL/OR Mapper
ZedGraph - a 2d graphing library
Umbraco - CMS that runs on MS SQL
Cuyahoga - Another CMS built on .NET 2.0
#ziplib - a zipping library (i've used this before and it worked great, really came in handy and was easy to use)
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