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Refining the DotNetNuke Release Process

Over the last four years DotNetNuke has experienced tremendous growth and adoption. We have added more features to the core and grown the project teams to the point where there are now more than 45 people actively working on one DNN projec... Continue Reading »

Jul 24

By: Joe Brinkman

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So, What is the DotNetNuke Release Process?

As you all read the various project forums and look forward to new releases of your favorite modules, you have no doubt seen references to a 'release process' or 'release tracker' .. and I'm sure you've all wondered .. 'what the *&%$ is that? A ... Continue Reading »

Jul 24

By: Steve Fabian

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DotNetNuke 4.5.4 Released!

Over the weekend (I missed it because I was working on my car all weekend www.project240z.com) DotNetNuke 4.5.4 dropped, you can get it from www.dotnetnuke.com You can see a list of changes on the Gemini site at http://support.dotnetnuke.com I've c... Continue Reading »

Jul 23

By: Chris Hammond

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Why Silverlight and DotNetNuke?

Why Silverlight? The main reason is the mouse. In this example Silverlight application Amazon Search Visualization the user is able to search the Amazon catalog by creating relationships using the mouse to drag and drop (see this link... Continue Reading »

Jul 15

By: Michael Washington

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St. Louis User's Group

On Tuesday July 10th we held the first St. Louis DNN User's Group meeting in over a year and a half. I've been so busy with things since February 07 that I hadn't been able to schedule a meeting and have everyone over to the office. Tuesday night we ... Continue Reading »

Jul 15

By: Chris Hammond

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How much is DotNetNuke worth?

Whilst catching up on blog reading earlier, I spotted that koders , a source code search engine, has added a listing for DotNetNuke. Whilst I'm not sure about basing an estimate on lines of code, as it likely doesn't take other vital activites ... Continue Reading »

Jul 13

By: cathal connolly

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Southern California DotNetNuke Users Group Hosts Shaun Walker

On Wednesday July 11th 2007, the Southern California DotNetNuke Users Group hosted Shaun Walker as he gave a virtual presentation from Canada to Buena Park, California (just outside of Los Angeles). Shaun's presentation was called "No Code Ajax&... Continue Reading »

Jul 13

By: Michael Washington

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Did last night's Windows Update kill your DNN sites?

There apparently were two .Net Security Patches made available last night in WIndows Update. They are causing some problems with DNN, not sure which versions specifically, but I've seen issues reported in 4.3.6 and 4.3.5 so far. Sebastian post... Continue Reading »

Jul 11

By: Chris Hammond

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I'm now an official Tech.Ed TechTalk Blogger

I was pretty chuffed to be asked by Frank Arrigo to be a guest TechTalk blogger over the next month or so leading up to Australian Tech.Ed. If you want to catch my rants - check out http://techtalkblogs.com/blog/. (Shared blog post with www.DNNangel... Continue Reading »

Jul 11

By: Lorraine Young

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DotNetNuke Tip: Packaging your DotNetNuke Module using NANT

A few years back I was enlightened by Chris Paterra in the ways of using NANT scripts to aid in the packaging of DotNetNuke Modules. Using NANT to package your WAP (web application project) modules within Visual Studio 2005 is a snap, and can sa... Continue Reading »

Jul 10

By: Chris Hammond

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Refining the DotNetNuke Release Process

So, What is the DotNetNuke Release Process?

DotNetNuke 4.5.4 Released!

Why Silverlight and DotNetNuke?

St. Louis User's Group

How much is DotNetNuke worth?

Southern California DotNetNuke Users Group Hosts Shaun Walker

Did last night's Windows Update kill your DNN sites?

I'm now an official Tech.Ed TechTalk Blogger

DotNetNuke Tip: Packaging your DotNetNuke Module using NANT

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