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Django has the Flatpages app, which lets site admins change content on specific pages without changing code. Flatpage content i stored in the database, sort of like in a CMS. Flatpages are typically used for about-pages and such.

Are there any good equivalents for ASP.Net MVC? I.e., a convenient way to manage page-content persisted to a database.

Kevin Brown-Silva
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No.

Django seems closer to a CMS then "ASP.NET MVC" which is both a framework and just a general design pattern.

Noon Silk
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Have a look at http://http://cmsmvc.codeplex.com, it allows you to create pages, and manage content on the page.

The solution is still in early stages, but it could help you out.

stoic
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