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Language Wars: At CodeMash we all get along great

In his blog on Language Wars Andrew talks about how languages are more alike than they are different. This week I am at CodeMash which is a conference organized by developers and is aimed at bringing developers from the various langua... Continue Reading »

Jan 18

By: Joe Brinkman

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DotNetNuke 4.4.0: Where did all the modules go?

If you are using DotNetNuke 4.4.0, you have noticed undoubtedly that some modules are missing from the install and source distributions. I hope I can explain a bit more about what changed. In fact a couple of things happened. First of all, DotNet... Continue Reading »

Jan 18

By: Erik van Ballegoij

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Language Wars: Can't we all just get along

First off, let me preface this post by saying that this has little to do with DNN specifically. This post is a more general programming/.net post. As many will know from my previous blog posts (particularly my introduction: Like Father, Like Son),... Continue Reading »

Jan 17

By: Andrew Nurse

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In 2007 I will continue to be dedicated to the Beginner

As I complete my first year on the Core I look back on a very satisfying year. While my interest and passions have taken me off in many odd directions I feel I have stayed close to my main objective of opening up DotNetNuke to the widest possible aud... Continue Reading »

Jan 16

By: Michael Washington

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5 things about me...

Anyone reading Microsoft/asp.net blogs recently is sure to have seen the 5 things meme , where you post 5 things that most people don't know about you. I've been tagged a few times on my other blogs, and seeing as I've been writing mostly dry, t... Continue Reading »

Jan 16

By: cathal connolly

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Help 03.00.00 Posted to release process

At last. Finally figured out my deployment isssues and have just submitted the help module to the release process. hopefully wint be long before we can release. Cheers Continue Reading »

Jan 15

By: Philip Beadle

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My Role(s) in DotNetNuke

This year I've been asked to take on the roles of Core Team Trustee / Security Manager. I'll not discuss the Trustee role too much as this details them well, but I'd like to chat about the Security Manager role a little. The security manager ro... Continue Reading »

Jan 14

By: cathal connolly

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Module Developers - ATTENTION

Working on the module I tried to run the code with the appSetting connection string commented out. Of course if failed. I then decided to see what it would take to make my module not rely on the connectionString in the appSetting section,... Continue Reading »

Jan 13

By: Shawn Mehaffie

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My New Responsibilities in the DotNetNuke Core Team

I am very excited about my new responsibilities in the DotNetNuke core team. As quoted “The DotNetNuke team is pleased to invite you to accept the following role / responsibility for 2007: Core Team Member / Media Project Lead, User Group C... Continue Reading »

Jan 12

By: Leigh Pointer

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My role in the DotNetNuke team for 2007 & Proposed features for the next documents module version

For 2007, I've been "promoted" to the core team. I'll be continuing as team lead for the documents module, and will also be working on a new feature in the core, which I'll be talking about more when we get closer to releasing it.&nbs... Continue Reading »

Jan 12

By: Anthony Glenwright

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Language Wars: At CodeMash we all get along great

DotNetNuke 4.4.0: Where did all the modules go?

Language Wars: Can't we all just get along

In 2007 I will continue to be dedicated to the Beginner

5 things about me...

Help 03.00.00 Posted to release process

My Role(s) in DotNetNuke

Module Developers - ATTENTION

My New Responsibilities in the DotNetNuke Core Team

My role in the DotNetNuke team for 2007 & Proposed features for the next documents module version

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