My fiancee and I have been working on and off on the .NET Toolbox back-end. My fiancee added support for listing all reviewers, and a Web interface for the 10 most recent reviews. (There is also an RSS feed for the most recent reviews.) Also, per Nauman Leghari's suggestion I have extended each review to not only include comments and screenshots, but also recommended articles. Also, with my fiancee's help, we have finished cleaning up my initially ugly code; .NET Toolbox now uses a solid object model and DAL with which user controls and ASP.NET Web pages interact with.
While the back-end material is coming along nicely, I've yet to have an opportunity to write more reviews. Bummer, because that's what will attract and keep people. So... I am imploring you to write a review of a free .NET tool, one that you find indespensible.
Right now, I've been trying to keep .NET Toolbox pretty low key - I've only talked about it here on my blog and have not mentioned it on 4Guys or asked other ASP.NET Web sites to link to it/pimp it. If nothing else, examining the stats for .NET Toolbox gives me a good indication of how many (or, perhaps, few) people read my blog! :-) Over the past three days, www.dotnettoolbox.com has received a total of 171 unique visitors, averaging about 125 visites per day, and 475 page views per day. Total bandwidth consumed: 6.93 MB. (These numbers are higher than I initially assumed - more than 100 people reading my blog! How eerie. :-) ) It will be interesting to compare these statistics to the stats after I “get the word out” about the site.