Ok guys, I've decided I'm going to attempt to blog out some code and development notes that I went through in creating my company's asset management program, Easy Assets .NET.

Now obviously, it will be easier for you all to follow along if I give you a login/password to a demo version of the software running on one of my servers so here you go:

http://server1.easywebapps.com

uid: guest@easywebapps.com

pwd: testing123

The guest account I set up has all privileges except administrator, so you'll be able to play with all the features except the role based security (also prevents any mischief, I'm trusting that no one will change the password, so if you're reading this, don't be a dick, I'll take out the change password for the guest account if I have to, but I'd rather not spend my time doing that).

Once you're logged into the system, you'll notice that most of the menu areas have descriptive text about what the purpose of the area is.  I designed this application (EASY assets) to be very intuitive, so you should be able to get around the system without any help files.  However, if you'd like some documentation, just click the blue question mark at the bottom of the menu and take a peek at the quickstart guide.

Of course, if you find any errors/exceptions, please let me know.  Also, if anything in the system strikes you as neat or gives you a “how'd he do that?“ thought, post it here and I'll be sure to include it in the future articles.

I'm going to break this application down into logical article sections over the next couple weeks and blog it!  For now, feel free to poke around and have fun with it!

**NOTE, those of you working with me on the open source project, I know I haven't been around much lately, I plan on picking that up more next week.  I have a major deliverable for a fortune 50 client this week that I'm working on.