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Entries for March 2012

Mobile Device Detection and Redirection Improvements Coming Soon

With mobile device usage expected to eclipse traditional desktop usage by 2015, companies worldwide are looking for ways to adapt and to provide personalized, relevant experiences to site visitors on all types of devices. In response to this market d... Continue Reading »

Mar 30

By: Shaun Walker

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DotNetNuke Module Development 101: 1 - I did it My Way

This blog has been cross-posted from my personal blog. DotNetNuke has a rich eco-system of Modules, both Open Source and Commercial. In many ways this is our biggest strength as a CMS platform. No matter what you want to do with your sit... Continue Reading »

Mar 30

By: Charles Nurse

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Obsolescence Policy for DotNetNuke 5.x

Also known as a “sunset” or “end-of-life” policy, an obsolescence policy describes the terms and conditions for phasing out support for older versions of a software product. This does not mean the software will no longer continue to function; however... Continue Reading »

Mar 29

By: Shaun Walker

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Microsoft Further Embraces Open Source

When the DotNetNuke project was started way back in late 2002, the combination of the terms “Open Source” and “Microsoft” were widely regarded as an oxymoron. In those early pioneering years we really had an uphill battle to fight in terms of gaining... Continue Reading »

Mar 28

By: Shaun Walker

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Simple Redirect Module for DotNetNuke Released

Search engine optimization (SEO) has been on the top of most minds in the website design and development for many years now, so I won’t bore you with details about what it is and why it’s important. At this point, that should be obvious. ... Continue Reading »

Mar 28

By: Will Strohl

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Services Framework, a little context

Over the past several days there have been a few blog posts introducing the new Services Framework. These posts have generated several expressions of interest and several questions. In this post I want to provide some context around why w... Continue Reading »

Mar 27

By: Scott Schlesier

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Services Framework Makes Its Debut in CTP2 of DotNetNuke 6.2

On Friday, March 16th, we released an updated CTP version of the new DotNetNuke Services Framework. This is truly exciting! For developers who are experienced with the DotNetNuke APIs, they may not care much. On the other hand, if they're wanting to... Continue Reading »

Mar 21

By: Bob Kruger

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Authorization in the new DNN Services Framework

I’ve been playing around with the new DNN Service Framework a little since the CTP 1 came out. As a module developer this is a very interesting addition to the framework (and one I’ve been asking for, for a while). In fact, I think it is the most sig... Continue Reading »

Mar 21

By: Peter Donker

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Getting Started with DotNetNuke Services Framework

(May 22, 2012 updated to reflect the RTM of 6.2.0) In 6.2 DotNetNuke is beginning a framework for creating web services that are tightly integrated in the DotNetNuke platform. Below is a Hello World example using this new framework. Keep... Continue Reading »

Mar 19

By: Scott Schlesier

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Was our release event of 05.02.03 a happy Event?

Experiences from the fields Last week I blogged about the new release of DNN Events: version 05.02.03, which replaces the previous one (05.02.02) and is mainly a bug fix release. Currently, we (Roger Selwyn and myself) have worked on 2 versions ... Continue Reading »

Mar 19

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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Entries for March 2012

Mobile Device Detection and Redirection Improvements Coming Soon

DotNetNuke Module Development 101: 1 - I did it My Way

Obsolescence Policy for DotNetNuke 5.x

Microsoft Further Embraces Open Source

Simple Redirect Module for DotNetNuke Released

Services Framework, a little context

Services Framework Makes Its Debut in CTP2 of DotNetNuke 6.2

Authorization in the new DNN Services Framework

Getting Started with DotNetNuke Services Framework

Was our release event of 05.02.03 a happy Event?

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