Open Source ASP.NET Software Development Software

Ajax.NET is an implementation of the AJAX technology used by Google, Orkut, Flickr, ... for the .NET environment. Call server side methods as if they were on the clientside.

CIOP is the project which allows to connect [Web]Applications to each other by simple Common Information Objects and to exchange the data between Information Systems.

ASP.NET 2.0 UI generation for objects and data views. Includes enhanced datagrid, details and sidexside viewer. Flexible layout; desiger tools; auto 2-way databinding; reduces code. Separate download: Data Access using Enterprise Library and Generics.

A collection of SilverLight ASP.net controls. The current controls are focused on creating a level of aesthetic that is unattainable using standard HTML, while providing equivalent HTML-only functionality should the viewer not have Silverlight installed.

KineticTeam is an open source, ASP.NET application portal framework that utilizes Microsoft Ajax. It features authentication, access control, logging, simple document management, user registration, dynamic menus, and more.

These tools will help users undrestand the growth pattern of a wiki site. 1) A parsing tool that collect information from wikis 2) A series of web reports that display information about the wiki site Corrently only Editme.com wiki site is supported

The emerge toolkit is a state-preserved web development framework. Build your whole application in one easy place. Uses O/R Mapping on the back-end, and Comet-style sockets on the front. http://emergetk.com

http://qooxdoo.org is a great JavaScript framework. It contains lots of UI controls that would be useful when developing ASP.NET applications. But qooxdoo designed to communicate with server via RPC method. It is not comfortably. The main qxdotnet idea is a creating C# mirror objects for qooxdoo UI controls. State of the objects on the server and the client is synchronized with AJAX. For example, you just create a C# "button" control and place it on the form. After you start your ASP.NET application, you can see the button inside browser.