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Welcome to N2CMS documentation!
===================================

.. image:: logo.png

N2 is a lightweight CMS framework to help you build great web sites that anyone can update. Using its
interface is intuitive and empowering. The developer story is something exquisite. Give it a try and
you'll see.

.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 3

getting-started/index.rst
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===========================
Setting up your environment
===========================

Development Environment
=======================

There are two supported environments that you can use for developing a site with N2:
1. Git-based environment
2. Nuget-based environment

+------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| Choose this || If you want this |
+========================+==================================================================================+
|| Nuget-based || You want the easiest integration of N2 in an existing project.The Nuget |
|| environment || framework will downloadand install all required dependenciesinto an existing |
|| || Visual Studio project. |
+------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| Git-based || You always want to have the most recent code, or you want to use one of the |
|| environment || sample template projects. The Git-based environment contains both the |
|| || WebForms and MVC template packs, sample data, plus the N2 Core and all |
|| || dependency binaries.This is a great way to get started with N2CMS, particularly |
|| || if you don't already have a project started. You can use one of the existing |
|| || projects as a basis for your new N2-based site: |
|| || |
|| || * WebForms Templates Pack |
|| || * ASP.NET MVC Templates |
|| || * ASP.NET MVC "Dinamico" Templates Pack (uses the Razor engine) |
+------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+


Getting the Bits
================

Each of the supplied packages is supplied either as a Git repository or as a Nuget package.

* Start with Git: check out the N2 repository located at http://github.com/n2cms/n2cms. Note: We don't recommend using Github's
archive formats (tgz, zip). Using the archive formats will make your installation more difficult to update as Git's patching
infrastructure will not be available.
* Start with Nuget: install the requisite Nuget package from within your Visual Studio project
- n2cms_webforms
- n2cms_mvc
- n2cms_dinamico


Overview of Available Packages
==============================

+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| Package || Description |
+======================+============================================================================+
|| N2 CMS 2.x || This package reflects the N2 CMS framework development environment and |
|| Source Code || contains both template packs and all examples along with the framework |
|| || source code. For site development it’s recommended to start from one of |
|| || the template packs, or examples. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x || This is the source code of the MVC template package along with a |
|| ASP.NET || compiled version of the framework. Use this package to develop your own |
|| MVC Templates Pack || site with existing functionality using ASP.NET MVC. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x ASP.NET || This is the source code of the WebForms template package along with |
|| WebForms || a compiled version of the framework. Use this package to develop |
|| Templates Pack || your own site with existing functionality using ASP.NET WebForms. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x MVC || This package contains a simple example site along with a compiled version |
|| Minimal Example || of the framework. Use this package to understand the basics of |
|| || ASP.NET MVC + N2 CMS or if you don’t need existing templates. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x C# || This package contains a simple example site along with a compiled version |
|| Minimal Example || of the framework. Use this package to understand the basics of |
|| || WebForms/C# + N2 CMS or if you don’t need existing templates. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x || This package contains a simple example site along with a compiled version |
|| Visual Basic || of the framework. Use this package to understand the basics of |
|| Minimal Example || WebForms/Visual Basic + N2 CMS or if you don’t need existing templates. |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|| N2 CMS 2.x || This is the N2 CMS framework compiled and zipped for upgrade |
|| Compiled Framework || of a previous version, or integration with an existing site. |
|| and Management UI || |
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+


Getting up and Running
======================

Each package contains one or more Visual Studio Solution (*.sln) files. Open the Solution file for what you
want to run, and edit the web.config file to use the database engine of your choosing. Invoke the Run command
in Visual Studio to launch a development web server with N2 running inside. You should see the setup wizard right away.

The next step is to either start using N2 and begin building your content using the pre-defined templates, or
start developing with N2 to customize the system to suit your needs. Most users will want to do at least some
development and customization as every website has different needs and the templates don't cover every possible
scenario that can be achieved with N2 CMS.

Web Platform Installer (WPI)
----------------------------

The same WPI package can be installed from the “Microsfot Web Platform Installer”, from “Internet Information
Services (IIS) Manager” or from “Microsoft WebMatrix”.

Updating N2CMS
--------------

After you've installed N2CMS in one of these ways, you will want to update it from time to time to take advantage
of the latest features, security patches, and other updates. If you opted to use the Nuget deployment model, the
Nuget packages will be updated periodically, and you can update using the built-in Nuget update mechanism to update
your local instance of N2CMS. If you chose the Git deployment model, you can use git pull to get the latest updates
in your own Git repository.
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