Kyle Baley, in addition to being a virtual star on dimecasts.net, has been working tirelessly on assembling a community site for S#arp Architecture at http://www.sharparchitecture.net/

Although the wiki section is just getting under way in earnest, the intention is to have the site be the definitive source for finding documentation, tutorials, example code, tips and design ideas. It's also a good way to keep informed of the current issues, download the latest builds, and generally feel like you have somewhere to hang out at all times of the day.

The new community site does not replace the google group for having discussions. But it will end up replacing the "S#arp Wiki" pages, which have been assembled on the group site, with a more maintainable and extensible wiki at http://wiki.sharparchitecture.net/. We'll make additional announcements as the documentation gets ported to the community site and as new and ridiculously exciting content comes online.

A huge thank you goes to Kyle Baley for taking the time to put this together for the community (and to James Gregory who graciously allowed us to shamelessly steal his code).

If you're looking for a little intro to S#arp Architecture, take a quick gander or:

• Listen to the sultry sound of Kyle Baley's voice with his new dimecast episode
• Read about me wanting to take over the world on InfoQ.com
• Or read a leisurely summary of the project by Alec Whittington

I hope you find this useful and that S#arp Architecture is making a difference in your projects.

Billy McCafferty