Upgrading from BlogEngine.NET 1.1 to 1.3

Mark Berry May 16, 2008

Time to Move On

 I’ve been pretty happy with BlogEngine.NET 1.1 for the last ten months, but I don’t want to get too far behind, so I decided today to update to the current release, BlogEngine.NET 1.3.1. This procedure is specific to my installation, but it may give you some guidance on how to upgrade your installation. As background, my setup is as follows:

Welcome to Mark’s Small Business Developer Blog

Mark Berry June 23, 2007

Finally bloggin…

I'm old school, I guess. I love gadgets, but I still think of computers mostly as tools for work. I don't play video games. I don't listen to digital music. I rarely IM and I never text. And until today, I've never blogged.

So why start? Details. I've been finding it increasingly difficult to keep track of all the technical details that it takes to be in the computer business these days. Working in both IT administration and development adds to the confusion–one day I may be reconfiguring a network card; the next I'm researching the best way to trap errors in a C# program. For my own reference, I need a way to log the various sites and nuggets of information that I dig up.

I've tried building an internal web site for this kind of info, but that's pretty tedious. Maybe blogging will be easier, and therefore more frequently used. If I can occasionally share something that others find useful, so much the better.

I looked at a few free and paid blogging sites, but in the end, I decided to host the blog on my own site using a pretty cool open source .NET blog engine called, uh, BlogEngine.NET.

Let me know what you think!