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Pretty cool application. Thanks for the link. I am wondering where those modules - more specifically the format panels - are from?

Not really a good start for a contribution, when the thought is to differentiate and sort in the technology field. It is cool though, I was giving it a go on this forum.

The M does stand for Model, and not for module. Yet, that is the point of this thread, nevertheless. The folder structure is the folder directory. Being able to have the project or parts of moved with certainty is the aim.

Though, I am not so sure about "directory" anymore, it was something I would tend to think of. The point is to have everything concisely sorted. Indeed, it is a "sorted directory system". Yet, I am still looking for a concise definition in ways that everything is also concluded.

Which is to be considered as more concisely defined? MVC - Model View Controller An Alternative: DMS - Directory Module Stylesheet In the realm of a web application I do tend to think of the directory, the modules coming together (and making up the application), and the stylesheet taking over "everything desgin". Whereas the term "view", also in combination with the term "stylesheet" is fine to me. Though, how can "model" and "controller" be concisely defined and understood in this realm?

Having the document published for the blog is already possible with Word. I am wondering how "reading it out" as in "printing it out" on the screen does work with the DOCX document file? To formulate it differently, what type of markup language may be used for this? And if the style up of the text - with CSS - is still possible as is with HTML?

I think it could be used for content creation on websites. With file directory structure.

HAML seems cool I have to say. It does not take much to have everything set up and styled up with the stylesheets. It seems quick. Yet, unfortunately only usable for Ruby.

I spotted XAML. I am wondering is it well implemented in asp.net? Is there a reference list for it? I am looking to build websites quick.

I know the use of XML for sitemaps. Would it be convenient to approach it in this realm?

I am looking for something which could work with asp.net and is as efficient as HAML.

I am looking for the best way to assign an LLC business format. Outside of the US. (South-West). The interest for provided services and for a mailbox address is there. Anonymity and security is important.

For more refinement, a more concise definition than quoted above and that by its use in Visual Studio.

Thanks, the term "namespaces" is understood by this: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.namespaces.rationale.php Nevertheless, I was looking for a more concise definition for the term "Assembly" than this:

Is there a glossary around for this?

To be assigned from the South-West region, (international).

This question is asked from the cold west area. The Likes: - The English Language - Quick and Straight Forward Government, with little Communication and Focus on the Laws and Provided Evidence - With, - or also, with the Aim, -, for ID-Systems where Postal Addresses are Kept Anonym - With the Openess to the Internet and Not Having to Cope with Too Much Discondonement of It

Now with ASP.net and more? Platforms, Services, or similar? To make money.

Afterwards I do think I may be perceiving it as such. The internet seems so quite and blunt, also old and new mixed to a degree.

Are you addressing such "reformulation of text" on the internet? If yes, by who was this done, and why in the first place?

Not at all, do consider that the observation happens out of a different location, with a different internet organization taking part. And a different governemnt, also deciding over this.

It happens with forums as well, older threads are on the front page, with old postings, and even old topics - simply the creation date is updated. The actual recent is there in the mix as well. Did that clarify? I assume it may be here for me like that with the internet organization off here. And you over there in the US may not have that? With magazine sites it happens as well, with the local and the outer. I do think that it f*cks up the business, but that is also how they do. Still never give a damn about the internet.

My location is outside of the United States, the government has not provided much information on this. The creation date of the content are algorythmically updated on the internet websites. I am wondering if you have information on this? Or if you can direct me further? Further Addition - (perhaps, somewhat related) Questions about "algorhytmic updates" have been asked before a while ago, where I did not get the gist, why there is a need for this?