We all love Stack Overflow, so when Joel Spolsky told the world that the platform would be made publicity available we move the Vici Project support to StackExchange.
All questions regarding Vici MVC, Vici CoolStorage, Vici Parser, Vici WinService and all other future Vici projects can be viewed and answered on http://vici.stackexchange.com.
The old http://support.viciproject.com URL will redirect you to the new support location.
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GameSeat.be gives everyone the opportunity to enjoy virtual rides with his/her dream cars. You can rent a steering wheel, a racing seat, a monitor, … or everything as a whole for one day or more.
Ideally for the car enthousiast or console racer who normally doesn’t have the place to store such racing seat and occasionally wants to enjoy the ride of his life in his living room. Top: check out rFactor!
The website is built using Vici MVC, a open-source lightweight and powerful ASP.NET MVC framework (part of the Vici Project).
Yesterday I attended the StackOverflow DevDays in Amsterdam. Some minor attempts were made to put out the word of the Vici Project (and in particular Vici MVC).
A reply to a tweet of @B_Virtual lead us to this website: Developer Evangelism
We’ll be digging into the website and hopefully we can get some information that will help us spreading the word of “our” open-source project(s).
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