Paul Stovell says…

Here is a list of open source projects my friends at Readify have started or contributed to:

• Access Key Highlighter - Damian Edwards
  An ASP.NET AJAX extender from Damian Edwards that adds shortcut hints to controls similar to the way Microsoft Word does.
• BlogML - Darren Neimke
  Now mostly managed by Kevin Nayyeri. BlogML is a standard format and set of tools for exporting and importing the contents of blogs.
• Cardspace for DNN - Daniel Bartholomew
  Currently DotNetNuke supports the use of personal cards when using CardSpace and the Identity Metasystem. This is a step forward in terms of dealing with up and coming digital identity management.
• Cardspace for ASP.NET AJAX - Daniel Bartholomew
  A control based on the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit that adds CardSpace support to web pages easily.
• DotNetNuke - Philip Beadle
  Philip has been a a long time DNN contributor and core team founding member. The Help module is his baby, but his most recent work has been around making DNN testable.
• Hawekeye - Corneliu I. Tusnea
  Hawkeye is the only .Net tool that allows you to view, edit, analyze and invoke (almost) any object from a .Net application at runtime. Whenever you try to debug, test, change or understand an application, Hawkeye can help.
• LINQ to RDF - Andrew Matthews
  LINQ to RDF is a semantic web framework for .NET, created by Andrew Matthews. It provides an easy way to integrate Semantic Web queries into your software. At the core of the system sits a LINQ query provider (like LINQ to SQL) that converts your queries into the SPARQL query language. You don’t have to know that much SPARQL or RDF to be able to use it. It also provides a UML-style design surface allowing you to create RDF files, and to generate compatible C# code to work with the RDF.
• Password Strength Extender - Paul Glavich
  This is an ASP.NET AJAX that ships as part of the AJAX Control Toolkit, contributed by Paul Glavich.
• TFS File Sharer - Mitch Denny
  The TFS File Sharer is a tool designed to assist development teams who have migrated from version control stores that support the concept of linked files where one file update automatically updates all the other linked files - for example VSS.
• TFS Deployer - Mitch Denny and Chris Burrows 
  TFS Deployer interfaces the Team Foundation Server build store with PowerShell allowing script execution to be triggered across multiple machines when a user transitions the quality indicator of a build from one state to another.
• TFS Dependency Replicator - Mitch Denny and Chris Burrows 
  The TFS Dependency Replicator is a tool that monitors the Team Foundation Server Build Store for the successful completion of new builds, or the change in qualify status of existing builds. When a change is detected TFS Dependency Replicator looks up a configuration file in the version control store and determines if any files from the build drop location need to be copied back into the source tree.
• TFS Continuous Integrator - Mitch Denny and Chris Burrows 
  TFS Continuous Integrator extends Team Foundation Server 2005 to support continuous integration by triggering a build when a check-in occurrs at a specific location.
• TFS Build Virtualizer - Mitch Denny
  TFS Build Virtualizer is an extension to the Team Foundation Server build system which allows build masters to have a large number of virtualized build servers with Team Build installed. When a build is invoked the build virtualizer determines which build server to use to run the build and communicates with Virtual Server 2005 where it exists in a saved state.
• VMC Remote - Ducas Francis
  A controller for media centre from your mobile phone. One of these days I’ll get a media centre

One thing seems to be clear; CodePlex is a popular site for hosting projects. But there’s one project on CodePlex I didn’t list. Can anyone find it?

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