Oooshola,

Myflix is trying to address a pretty intractable personalization problem; there is an extremely large feature space involved when trying to automate the finding of videos that a specific person would want to watch. A couple of really smart guys I work with are tinkering with ideas. I believe you can find a little bit more about the direction they taking if you look at the about us page (http://www.flixgadget.com/aboutus.aspx).

Thanks for your interest.


what's your mood?
http://www.flixgadget.com

Hi,

flixgadget looks really cool : nice job !

i used the book as a reference guide for good architecture.
I actually custumized most of the modules from scratch to adapt it to my needs.
I also think it was intented to be an out of the box solution, but a view on a possible architecture and solution (but only marco can confirm this I think)

koen
www.skistyle.be

First thanks to Marco Bellinaso for a great book. This book deserves careful reading and exploration of the examples. The author says a lot in a few words.

Used his approach on a recent community health directory site. It includes member administration to support different levels of permissions for creating and publishing entries. The health resources directory follows the enterprise class architecture detailed in the book. The content management for articles remains. Telerik grid and input components in several places support browsing and record display.

http://www.heartandstrokedirectory.ns.ca/

A. Simon Mielniczuk
ITScooperative
Toronto CANADA

Hello mielniczuk,

very nice site. It has been added to the list!

I am working on a website right now based on the book but anyway do you know how I could have users uploading into their profile

What would you like to be specifically uploaded into their profile? For starters, I would recommend only saving the url of the file into the profile, instead of the actual file itself. This way, files are saved into your hosts filesystem, instead of the actual database.

This is how the file uploader works in the book (on page 247). My site, flixgadget.com, requires may other complex items in the profile, so we use the tableprofileprovider instead of the built in profile provider. You may want this in the future if you plan to have complex items saved directly in the profile. The tableprofileprovider can be found here:

http://www.asp.net/downloads/sandbox...vider-samples/

Good luck!

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what's your mood?
http://www.flixgadget.com

I created cheatsheetwarroom.com as a project to learn ASP.net and used Problem-Design-Solution to help me get started with an acceptable architecture. While this site has nothing to do with bars, I used many of the concepts in the book.

My site is used to create fantasy football cheat sheets on the web using drag and drop functionality. You can arrange players at each fantasy position and finally print out a comprehensive cheat sheet to take to your fantasy football draft.

http://www.cheatsheetwarroom.com

www.daylightresearch.com

I set up my local website search using MSN search and so far they have indexed only my home page so I have only the knowledge base and forum search modes visible. The site is new so there isn't a lot of activity yet.

Very nice site. You may want to view it in Firefox--the login box appears to not render right.

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what's your mood?
http://www.flixgadget.com

Thanks for the heads up.