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Entries for November 2009

DotNetNuke moves to an Open Repository

The last 7 years has been a very exciting time for the DotNetNuke team. This period has been marked by constant change. Sometimes the changes were positive and helped move the project forward, and other times the changes did not achieve t... Continue Reading »

Nov 30

By: Joe Brinkman

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WCF RIA Services

I just posted a tutorial on using WCF RIA Services with DotNetNuke. This tutorial demonstrates creating a simple module that allows each registered user of a DotNetNuke website to create and edit their own Task list. This tutorial also covers two i... Continue Reading »

Nov 27

By: Michael Washington

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DotNetNuke 5.2.0 Released

I am happy to announce that DotNetNuke 5.2.0 has been released. This release comes after an extensive beta testing period and a corresponding effort by our internal testing team. As one of our quarterly feature releases, 5.2.0 includes a ... Continue Reading »

Nov 26

By: Joe Brinkman

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DotNetNuke® User Search: Advanced Searching using Linq

This program allows users to add unlimited rows of search criteria to filter a list. This example uses the DotNetNuke Users table (normally you would not want to connect directly to a DotNetNuke core table. It is only used as an example). Ev... Continue Reading »

Nov 21

By: Michael Washington

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Reference Team Developer API Work

Earlier this year I was made a member of the DotNetNuke core team, and with this designation I have been able to help make some of the changes that I have been encouraging over the past few years. Since the new DotNetNuke core team structure wa... Continue Reading »

Nov 15

By: Mitchel Sellers

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DotNetNuke and Fluent Validation

Fluent programming strives to provide for more readable code. Fluent validation provides more readable validation code. This is really important when you are building applications that have a lot of validation logic. There are two Fluent Validation A... Continue Reading »

Nov 14

By: Michael Washington

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Blog Series: DotNetNuke and WCF

Over the coming weeks I will be posting the slides and code samples that I used in my OpenForce09 presentations. As sections are published, I will update this blog with hyperlinks to my blog on Gooddogs.com where this series is being published. ... Continue Reading »

Nov 13

By: Steve Fabian

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DotNetNuke Peer Esteem Grant

Today I am very excited to announce a program unprecedented in Open Source, the DotNetNuke Peer Esteem Grant program (“PEG”) for 2009, which recognizes extraordinary contribution to DotNetNuke adoption and success. The Peer Esteem Grant is so... Continue Reading »

Nov 12

By: Scott Willhite

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Upcoming Blog series on using WCF and Windows Workflow with DotNetNuke

So, I just finished up my Workflow session here at OpenForce Vegas, and the feedback I received on it, plus my earlier session on using WCF with DotNetNuke was very encouraging!. For those of you who were unable to attend either OpenF... Continue Reading »

Nov 12

By: Steve Fabian

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Snowcovered session from Brice Snow

This post is being updated during the session Agenda, History of SnowCovered, Developers, Customers, Best Practices, Conclusion History Started selling IBuySpy addons in 2002 2003 providing developer services Current Stats – 768 Active Developer... Continue Reading »

Nov 10

By: Chris Hammond

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Entries for November 2009

DotNetNuke moves to an Open Repository

WCF RIA Services

DotNetNuke 5.2.0 Released

DotNetNuke® User Search: Advanced Searching using Linq

Reference Team Developer API Work

DotNetNuke and Fluent Validation

Blog Series: DotNetNuke and WCF

DotNetNuke Peer Esteem Grant

Upcoming Blog series on using WCF and Windows Workflow with DotNetNuke

Snowcovered session from Brice Snow

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