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Adventures in Testing - 3 - Dummies, Fakes, Stubs and Mocks

This article is cross-posted from my personal blog. One of the tenets of Unit Testing is that in order to test a piece of code we often need to create some alternate implementation of one or more of the Interfaces involved in a test. This conc... Continue Reading »

Mar 07

By: Charles Nurse

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Skinning Contest Updates - Ends Soon!

The last three weeks I have found myself extremely busy with the Skinning Contest. First, I built a module for the voting portion of the contest (with the help of Joe, thanks Joe!). When originally deployed, we found some problems with allowing every... Continue Reading »

Mar 05

By: Chris Paterra

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DotNetNuke 5.3.0 Alpha Release

Over the past several months we have been making some significant changes in our release process. We have made a commitment to monthly releases, opened up our code repository and in general have made a move to be more transparent. During ... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Joe Brinkman

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Coming Soon: DotNetNuke conference Call for Speakers

We are once again in the heart of the planning season for the DotNetNuke DevConnections and SDC conferences. It is that time of year when we ask all of you to submit your session abstracts for this years DotNetNuke North American conference. La... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Joe Brinkman

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Using the DotNetNuke Source Code

DotNetNuke recently moved to an Open Repository that is hosted on CodePlex. As Phil Beadle recently noted, the synchronization process is now fully operational and is running nightly to ensure that the CodePlex repository mirrors our internal v... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Joe Brinkman

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Getting nervous starting a new job

So it has been over five and a half years since I started a job. I forgot how nervous one can get! I’m excited, but nervous at the same time. New people, new places, new things to do. Fortunately for me, I know some of the faces, less so some of t... Continue Reading »

Mar 01

By: Chris Hammond

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Yet another collection of free DotNetNuke modules

While you will find a bunch of free DotNetNuke modules with source code in the DotNetNuke Forge, I recently found a list on Software’s Edge that contains some modules not found in the Forge. Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Michael Washington

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German DotNetNuke User Group meets at Berlin

Today the German DotNetNuke User Group Meeting takes place at Berlin. I'll try to update you about topics and news. It looks like a lot of cool stuff is around. Let's see. I'm looking forward the "DNN meets SVN" and "DNN meets Silverlight" PPTs. Late... Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Benjamin Hermann

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Setting-up Your DotNetNuke® Development Environment on Windows 7 using IIS

Here is my disclaimer, Cathal has a post explaining the correct way to install DotNetNuke on Windows 7 so that you can use the “cross-app pool isolation feature”. However, I posted a tutorial that explains how to install DotNetNuke the “old way” usi... Continue Reading »

Feb 26

By: Michael Washington

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Backwards Compatibility – A killer feature

Over the last several years DotNetNuke has maintained a policy of providing an upgrade path for users running previous versions of the platform. Only in rare instances will we intentionally break a feature or an API or do something that would c... Continue Reading »

Feb 25

By: Joe Brinkman

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Adventures in Testing - 3 - Dummies, Fakes, Stubs and Mocks

Skinning Contest Updates - Ends Soon!

DotNetNuke 5.3.0 Alpha Release

Coming Soon: DotNetNuke conference Call for Speakers

Using the DotNetNuke Source Code

Getting nervous starting a new job

Yet another collection of free DotNetNuke modules

German DotNetNuke User Group meets at Berlin

Setting-up Your DotNetNuke® Development Environment on Windows 7 using IIS

Backwards Compatibility – A killer feature

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