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Creating your own MetaWeblog based blog engine

Posted at 2006-10-15 03:18 by Wictor Wilén in .NET , C# , Windows Live Writer with 2 comments.

George Trifonov has written a nice tutorial on how to implement your own MetaWeblog based blog engine on his site and published the article on Codeprojectt. He also provides the full implementation in C# as a download.

With the sample George enables you to use Windows Live Writer, for example, when writing blog posts.

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