>Hey Mike,
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>>I am working on a new project that is going a little out of my expertise (if I have any). Our company is going to produce a web application that we will re-sell to other companies. We will have a canned product (which is straightforward enough), but we will also allow customizations to be made to a customer that requests it. How would we go about this without recreating our logic/data structure?
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>>My first thought is to write the canned product which will have all of the core functionality. The customizations would be a separate application that would inherit from the core functionality. Is this the right way to do this? We want all core functionality to be available to everybody and all future core modifications to also be applied to the customizations.
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>>Help me Rhonda, help help me Rhonda. Are there any Rhondas on here?
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>You really ought to check out this book:
>Building a Web 2.0 Portal with ASP.NET 3.5 by Omar Zabir. It is an O'reily book. Also check out dropthings.com they go hand in hand. This book takes you step by step in building a highly customizable web application using drop in components. Very cool stuff.
>Tim

Very very interesting. I will check that out!