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BertrandLeRoy — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 02:24:25 GMT

This project is not currently being maintained.

About the Orchard Gallery Project

The Gallery Project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the Orchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

The production verisons of the Orchard and NuGet galleries are located here:

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuGet Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation consists of a back-end system to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard CMS) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

If you have a need for a gallery website of your own, or an interest in shaping the gallery plans for Orchard and NuGet, you can get involved by joining our mailing list and participating in codeplex.com discussions on this site. We are also gathering requirements for future phases of the project and we welcome your input. We accept code contributions as patches, under the same general guidelines as the main Orchard project.

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kevink — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 01:13:07 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

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kevink — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:14:55 GMT

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kevink — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 16:18:00 GMT

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kevink — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 16:17:08 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

The Gallery Project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the urlOrchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

The production verisons of the Orchard and NuGet galleries are located here:

What we are building

Getting involved

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bradmi — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 11:01:56 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

The Gallery Project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the urlOrchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

The production verisons of the Orchard and NuGet galleries are located here:

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuGet Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation consists of a back-end system}http://galleryserver.codeplex.com to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard CMS) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

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bradmi — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 11:01:13 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

The Gallery Project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the urlOrchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

The production verisons of the Orchard and NuGet galleries are located here:

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuGet Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation consists of a back-end system}http://galleryserver.codeplex.com to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard CMS) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

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bradmi — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 11:00:55 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

The Gallery Project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the urlOrchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

The production verisons of the Orchard and NuGet galleries are located here:

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuGet Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation consists of a back-end system}http://galleryserver.codeplex.com to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard CMS) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

Updated Wiki: Basic verification steps

davidebbo — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 08:31:54 GMT

NuGet basic verification steps

Here are some basic steps that can be used to verify that the basic NuGet functionality is not broken. When familiar with the steps, it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to go through them.

Set up a gallery instance, with all the needed pieces
1. In Taxonomy, remove the two pre-existing names and add 'Packages' instead
2. Create a non-admin user
Submit a NuGet package. e.g. use Elmah, which you can get from the NuGet feed (http://feed.nuget.org/rtm/packages/download?p=elmah.1.1.nupkg).
1. Make sure that the package shows up on the feed, under the Packages tab, and under 'Manage My Submissions'
In VS, install NuGet from Extension Manager
1. Configure a new package source called GalleryServer that points to the gallery's OData feed (e.g. http://orchardproject.net:82/GalleryServer/FeedService.svc)
2. Create an MVC 2 (or 3) solution
3. Right click on References, choose 'Add Library Package Reference'
4. Go to the Online tab, and choose the GalleryServer feed
5. You should see your Elmah package in the list. Install it
6. Make sure it shows up in the Installed packages section
Back in the Orchard site, go to 'Manage My Submissions'
1. Delete the package
2. Make sure it;s gone from the feed, the Packages tab, and the 'Manage My Submissions' list

Updated Wiki: Documentation

davidebbo — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 08:23:52 GMT

Some Basic verification steps that can be used to make sure that NuGet's basic functionality is working.

Updated Wiki: Basic verification steps

davidebbo — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 08:22:49 GMT

Here are some basic steps that can be used to verify that the basic NuGet functionality is not broken. When familiar with the steps, it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to go through them.

Set up a gallery instance, with all the needed pieces
1. In Taxonomy, remove the two pre-existing names and add 'Packages' instead
2. Create a non-admin user
Submit a NuGet package. e.g. use Elmah, which you can get from the NuGet feed (http://feed.nuget.org/rtm/packages/download?p=elmah.1.1.nupkg).
1. Make sure that the package shows up on the feed, under the Packages tab, and under 'Manage My Submissions'
In VS, install NuGet from Extension Manager
1. Configure a new package source called GalleryServer that points to the gallery's OData feed (e.g. http://orchardproject.net:82/GalleryServer/FeedService.svc)
2. Create an MVC 2 (or 3) solution
3. Right click on References, choose 'Add Library Package Reference'
4. Go to the Online tab, and choose the GalleryServer feed
5. You should see your Elmah package in the list. Install it
6. Make sure it shows up in the Installed packages section
Back in the Orchard site, go to 'Manage My Submissions'
1. Delete the package
2. Make sure it;s gone from the feed, the Packages tab, and the 'Manage My Submissions' list

Updated Wiki: Documentation

davidebbo — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 08:07:18 GMT

Nothing yet...

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davidebbo — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 20:15:50 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

This project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuGet projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the Orchard and NuGet projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

Note that we are just getting started. There isn’t much to share or demo just yet, but we plan to get a lot done quickly over the coming months… stay tuned!

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuGet Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation will consist of a back-end system to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard itself) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

Updated Wiki: Home

bradmi — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 19:28:03 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

This project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuPack projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the Orchard and NuPack projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

Note that we are just getting started. There isn’t much to share or demo just yet, but we plan to get a lot done quickly over the coming months… stay tuned!

What we are building

We’re currently focused on building a gallery implementation that the Orchard Project can use for sharing modules and themes between users, and for the NuPack Project to share libraries and packages that can be installed on a developer machine.
The gallery implementation will consist of a back-end system to store package information, a feed to expose its content to clients, and a front-end website (built using Orchard itself) for searching, browsing, rating, and submitting items.

Learn more about the gallery…

Getting involved

If you have a need for a gallery website of your own, or an interest in shaping the gallery plans for Orchard and NuPack, you can get involved by joining our mailing list and participating in codeplex.com discussions on this site. We are also gathering requirements for future phases of the project and we welcome your input. We accept code contributions as patches, under the same general guidelines as the main Orchard project.

Updated Wiki: Home

bradmi — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 07:46:15 GMT

About the Orchard Gallery Project

This project is aimed at delivering a gallery implementation, based on the Orchard CMS framework, for running gallery and marketplace websites in general, and in particular, for sharing libraries and extensions to applications.

The Orchard Gallery is free, open source, and released under the same New BSD license as the main Orchard Project. NimblePros, LLC provides professional services to manage the project and develop the V1 initial implementation. The Orchard Gallery team also consists of members from the Orchard and NuPack projects. In the short term, we are focused on providing the gallery implementation for the Orchard and NuPack projects, but will be expanding the role of the gallery implementation over time.

Note that we are just getting started. There isn’t much to share or demo just yet, but we plan to get a lot done quickly over the coming months… stay tuned!