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It has been an exceptional year for all of us here at Mono Software. With one major and several service upgrades, our MonoX platform has become the premier choice for building social networking apps using Microsoft's ASP.NET Web Forms platform. To show our appreciation for the feedback received from our community, we are launching an awesome holiday deal...

Many custom solutions require development of a custom user registration form. In this article we'll show you how to build a simple MonoX user registration form that includes several custom fields.

MonoX includes a lot of functionality out-of-the box: blogs , discussion boards, other social networking and mobile content management features and many more. But when it comes to customization, where do you start and what can you customize? Let us dig into the MonoX architecture to find out more.

It’s been a while since we announced a new version of MonoX and described its main new features. We are happy to announce that the final version is now ready – you can grab it from our download section.

A new version of MonoX is just about to be released, so we thought that this might be a right time to give you a taste of things to come. This release will include a set of mobile Web parts and pages, a new part catalog, redesigned drag and drop personalization infrastructure that is compatible with all browsers, and much more... 

Microsoft's Web Platform Installer allows you to install MonoX directly from Web Application Gallery, or using our custom installer feed. This article explains how to choose the right approach for your installation scenarios.

oEmbed is a format for allowing an embedded representation of a URL on third party sites. MonoX now allows you to display embedded content (such as photos or videos) when a user posts a link to that resource, without having to parse the resource directly.

So you've downloaded MonoX, played with it a bit, changed a few images and portions of CSS, even changed the layout on some pages and set a bunch of Web part properties. Now you want to take it one step further and use it as a foundation for your custom projects. This tutorial demonstrate a few simple techniques for starting MonoX-based projects.