successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC

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7/1/2020 2:39:35 AM

ashian

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successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC

Hello mojoPortal Team,

I read on anther forum post about successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC, which are in your plan. I used mojoPortal for more than 10 years, and still I like it, but because there are many new frontend and backend changes on dotnet products, and while dotnet core is very attractive, I'm thinking about finding another CMS developed for dotnet Core,

When I read that you have a plan to develop a new CMS similar to mojoPortal but with new technology, it very good news for me. but I want to know more about this plan and when you think a public update will be published? is that also be opensource ?

Is there any more details, you can share with us?

Thanks

8/21/2020 6:51:39 PM

Joe Davis

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Re: successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC

Hi,

We are still developing mojoPortal and are working on a release right now. We tend to go a while without releasing anything but we are always improving mojo in many different ways.

As for an MVC version, the original developer of mojoPortal did decide to start a new project and originally he was planning on making some kind of an upgrade path to it from mojoPortal. His new project was acquired a while back by another company and he never built any kind of migration path. The new project is less of a content management system and more of a collection of separate packages that do different things and one could build a CMS with them. It's good stuff for sure but it doesn't really replace mojoPortal in a lot of ways.

We are in the early stages of planning and have done some development on a new CMS based on MVC and .NET Core that will be an upgrade from mojoPortal. We don't have a lot of information that we're willing to share publicly on it yet though. It will definitely be Open Source.

Thanks,
Joe

2/7/2021 12:17:35 PM

massimiliano

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Re: successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC

good news you give us,

i think it MUST be an update. otherwise those who already have a site with a lot of material and content would be forced to lose years and years of content. that it is an update is required.

thanks Joe

9/13/2021 10:04:55 AM

ABM

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Re: successor to mojoPortal based on .NET Core MVC

Hello all. I've been away for a while and am getting back into building websites so I'm checking in with my favorite CMS, MojoPortal. I've read some posts and agree with wanting to update the technology being used in my solutions. I don't see any recent activity. Can I get a status or timeline when the MVC version will be available? I know everyone is affected by the pandemic in one way or another. Just getting a sense of timing would help. Thanks in advance.

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