In this final post of my series about WCF I will show you how to make a WCF service available by hosting it in executable code. In the example I use a console application. In a real world situation this should be a windows service but for debugging purposes and since this is only a proof of concept I use a console app.
I'm a web application developer specializing in asp.net. I have skills in asp.net, C#, html5, javascript, asp.net mvc, design patterns and more.
This module for Orchard CMS lets you upload a list of images. For every page it chooses one randomly and sets it a the background image.
This open source framework makes it easy to build and develiver custom web applications. Unfortunately I can't spent much time on it so it is still work in progress.
Since I decided to create this website in Orchard and didn't know anything about
it when I started, I also post my experiences with this CMS.