Web Project Mechanics

Web Project Mechanics is a powerful web content management system developed by Mark Hazleton over the past 20+ years. This system has been designed to provide users with the ability to manage multiple websites using a single MS-Access (.mdb) database.

Features

Single database for multiple websites Caching for improved performance Standalone system with no external dependencies

Project History

Web Project Mechanics was originally developed by Mark Hazleton in 2001 as a project to learn new technologies and create websites. It was initially developed as an ASP site and over the years has been migrated from Java Server Pages (JSP) to the .Net Framework 4.8.

Throughout the years, Web Project Mechanics has been used to manage several websites, including Frogsfolly.com, DallasInformationCenter.com, and JMShawminerals.com. Hazleton's project has not only helped him gain new skills but has also been instrumental in helping others with their websites.

The code for Web Project Mechanics has been hosted on various platforms over the years, including CodePlex and Azure DevOps. In 2008, it was migrated to GitHub where it remains to this day.

Getting Started

To get started with Web Project Mechanics, simply download the code from the GitHub repository and open the solution in Visual Studio. You will need to have .Net Framework 4.8 installed on your system.

For more information on how to use Web Project Mechanics, please refer to the documentation provided in the repository.

Contribution

We welcome contributions to Web Project Mechanics. If you would like to contribute to the development of this system, please submit a pull request with your changes.

License