Inside MSDN: Building the MSDN Aggregation System

Posted: Jun/08/2006 By: pankaj Points:15 Category: .NET - .NET Framework Views:82 Vote Up (0) Vote Down (0)

Have you visited msdn2. microsoft. com? It's the new online face of the MSDN® Developer Tools and Enterprise Server documentation. The infrastructure behind it includes a system developed by my team at Microsoft for aggregating information related to our content. John MollmanMSDN Magazine July 2006

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