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One should note that this is the "new" ASP.NET. The old version, the one explicitly tied to IIS, is not and will probably never be open source software. They'r
by daigoba66 12y ago
One should note that this is the "new" ASP.NET. The old version, the one explicitly tied to IIS, is not and will probably never be open source software.
They're building a new stack from the ground up. Which is the only way, really, to make it "cross platform".
- soundoflight 12y agoThe old one was open sourced a couple months (years?) back and is on CodePlex. http://aspnetwebstack.codeplex.com/ http://aspnetwebstack.codeplex.com/
- daigoba66 12y agoNot quite: that's "ASP.NET MVC", the razor view engine, "web pages", and some other libraries like Entity Framework and SignalR. Technically these are just libraries built on the closed-source ASP.NET stack, colloquially known as System.Web, which is essentially IIS.
- reddiric 12y agoIt's at least available to view the source: http://referencesource.microsoft.com/System.Web/xsp/system/Web/UI/Page.cs.html#System.Web/xsp/system/Web/UI/Page.cs#a7e11608d83dac42 http://referencesource.microsoft.com/System.Web/xsp/system/W...
- bad_user 12y agoThat's not open-source.
- ajryan 12y agoIn ASP.NET vNext, there is no System.Web any more. They have broken the core into separate components, and their source is in the OP link.