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Repository Module 3.5.2 Beta released

SO, WHAT’S NEW IN 3.5.2? There are 2 major enhancements in 3.5.2, Personal Repositories and a Details view. PERSONAL REPOSITORIES In 3.5.2, a new module settings has been added, “Personal Repository”. It is a check... Continue Reading »

Mar 07

By: Steve Fabian

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Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–baseline comparisons

One of the first reasons we decided to start using NDepend was to be able to compare the public API from version to version so we could try to stop any breaking changes. To do this you need to compare a previous build’s NDepend analysis with th... Continue Reading »

Mar 07

By: Philip Beadle

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DotNetNuke 5.6.2 Beta is Released

Over the past year the DotNetNuke team has been working hard to improve the pace of our releases and to provide the community with the opportunity to participate in beta testing in order to provide feedback prior to a release. As of this mornin... Continue Reading »

Mar 04

By: Joe Brinkman

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Day of DotNetNuke Orlando 2011 Keynote Speaker

There was a twitter contest this morning to see if anyone could accurately guess who the keynote speaker would be at this years Day of DotNetNuke Orlando event. Originally, a DotNetNuke shirt was offered as a prize for the right guess. Th... Continue Reading »

Mar 04

By: Will Strohl

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DotNetNuke is switching to C#, uh oh

If you didn’t see Shaun’s blog post earlier this week you should give it a good read through. The post announced the fact that starting with Version 6.0 (targeted for Q2 2011) DotNetNuke will no longer be developed/released as a VB.NET Application. A... Continue Reading »

Mar 04

By: Chris Hammond

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Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Integrating with NCover Community

I was trying to use the free NCover version but I keep getting stuck with this issue that appears to have been fixed in the paid for versions. http://www.ncover.com/forum/show_topic?id=717 If anyone knows how to get around this issue I’d love to he... Continue Reading »

Mar 04

By: Philip Beadle

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stabilized version of the Links module released (beta/ rc)

Just a short notice: my colleague Simon just released a stabilized version of the Links last Friday. So if you want to give it a try: As always find the module on codeplex. Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Benjamin Hermann

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Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Integrating with CruiseControl.Net

Next task was to get a NDepend report done for each CI build. Sounds easy enough and it was once i figured out how to stop breaking the build with NDepend. We had 3 critical rules breaking that had been marked to break the build. To... Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Philip Beadle

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Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Build mistake found

Recently Patrick Smacchia from NDepend graciously gave DotNetNuke Corp a pro license of NDepend whic I have been investigating how to use it to achieve some of the engineering teams goals such as reducing cyclometric complexity. One of the imme... Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Philip Beadle

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DotNetNuke Site of the Month Winner - February 2011

In February we launched our first ever DotNetNuke Site of the Month contest. The rules of the contest are very simple – any site that is built using DotNetNuke is eligible to enter, and the winner is determined solely by a community voting. I am very... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Shaun Walker

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Repository Module 3.5.2 Beta released

Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–baseline comparisons

DotNetNuke 5.6.2 Beta is Released

Day of DotNetNuke Orlando 2011 Keynote Speaker

DotNetNuke is switching to C#, uh oh

Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Integrating with NCover Community

stabilized version of the Links module released (beta/ rc)

Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Integrating with CruiseControl.Net

Adventures with NDepend on the DotNetNuke Codebase–Build mistake found

DotNetNuke Site of the Month Winner - February 2011

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