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Meowv/Blog

★ 1,317 · C# · MIT · updated Jul 2026

🤣本项目有不同开发版本,最新版底层基于 abp vNext 搭建和免费开源跨平台框架 .NET5 进行开发,使用 MongoDB 存储数据,Redis 缓存数据。项目采用前后端分离的模式进行开发,API 遵循 RESTful 接口规范,页面使用 Blazor 进行开发,可作为 .NET Core 入门项目进行学习。If you liked `Blog` project or if it helped you, please give a star ⭐️ for this repository. 👍👍👍

A personal blog platform built on ABP vNext and .NET 5, using MongoDB for storage and Redis for caching, with a Blazor Server admin panel and a separate public-facing site. It's explicitly positioned as a learning project for developers getting into ABP's module system and .NET Core conventions, not a blog engine meant for quick deployment.

Full separation of concerns across Core/Application/MongoDb/Response/Api/Admin projects, so you can actually see how ABP vNext expects a layered app to be organized rather than reading it from docs. It wires up six OAuth providers (GitHub, Gitee, Alipay, QQ, Weibo, DingTalk) plus JWT, which is more real-world auth plumbing than most example blogs bother with. Background workers and event handlers (PostEventHandler, HotEventHandler, etc.) show ABP's domain event pattern in a working app rather than a toy sample.

Almost everything beyond the README is undocumented in English — all 30 tutorial links point to WeChat official account posts (mp.weixin.qq.com), which are hard to access outside China and aren't indexed or searchable like a normal docs site. There's no test project anywhere in the tree, so you can't tell what's actually verified versus just compiling. ABP vNext is a heavy amount of ceremony (modules, DI conventions, repository abstractions) for what is fundamentally a CRUD blog with a few hundred posts — fine for learning the framework, bad as a template if you just want a blog. The v4.0.0 branch README still says 'TODO' under its own version history, so the main branch may be mid-migration rather than a finished reference.

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