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Webinar: DNN Administration Tools that Make Your Job Easier

DNN Administration Webinar Summary Image Slide The DNN ecosystem provides a wealth of tools to help with the administration of a DNN site. In this webinar, we’ll bring you leading DNN experts, who will present and demonstrate selected tools that make installing, managing, and backing up your DNN site much easier.

Oct 25

By: Clint Patterson

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An Update on DNN’s Twitter Handles

Austin Powers introducing himself As you are most likely aware, DNN Corp was recently acquired by ESW Capital. As part of the transition, DNNCorp has new leadership in place. One of the recent aspects of change was the re-starting of the DNN Newsletter, now named the DNN Digest. On the heels of this merging of Twitter accounts.

Oct 16

By: Clint Patterson

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DNN Digest October 2017

The DNN Newsletter of the past has become the "DNN Digest". Check out the October, 2017 DNN Digest. Featured in this edition is nvquicskite

Oct 13

By: Clint Patterson

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Getting the Most Out of Your Google Analytics DNN Integration

Google Analytics is often taken-for-granted in too many ways. When the average company thinks about Google Analytics, they simply ensure their Google Analytics code is in place and they keep track of what I refer to as vanity metrics. Copy. Paste. Done, right? Things have changed...

Oct 10

By: Will Strohl

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Announcement: I’m Returning to DNN!

As you are most likely aware there has been a lot of change going on at DNN in the past month or so. As a community member, the messaging around the renewed focus on community from the new CEO, Andy Tryba was music to my ears and probably yours too. The change in leadership and direction was a surprise to me, but it wasn’t the only surprise that would happen this month...

Oct 02

By: Clint Patterson

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Critical Security Update - September2017

Telerik recently announced three security issues CVE-2017-11317, CVE-2017-11357 and CVE-2014-2217 in Telerik.Web.UI.Dll assembly. The purpose of this blog is to provide a DNN specific patch as well as additional details about the issue.

Sep 14

By: Ash Prasad

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The Exciting Path Ahead for DNN Corp

ESW Capital acquired DNN Corp on August 25th, 2017. The press release announcing the acquisition is located here.

Please join DNN’s CEO, Andy Tryba for a Virtual User Conference/Webinar for DNN Corp customers. The agenda includes:

Introduction to ESW Capital
Why ESW Capitol chose to acquire DNN Software
Our philosophy for open source
Launch of Platinum support programs

Sep 05

By: Joe Brinkman

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SPECIAL EDITION - Interview with Andy Tryba, New CEO @ DNN Corp

In this DNN special edition meetup, we sat down with Andy Tryba, the new CEO of DNN Corp, post-acquisition by ESW Capital. In an August 25, 2017 DNN community blog post by Joe Brinkman, Andy was quoted as follows. "For over a decade, the DNN open source community has been instrumental in delivering solutions that customers value. I look forward to embracing the community further to accelerate innovation and re-energize the power of open source." – Andy Tryba Continue Reading »

Aug 30

By: David Poindexter

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What .net Core 2.0 means for DNN (opinion)

DotNet Core 2.0 is out - and this is an important milestone for the .net ecosystem and DNN. I would like to bring you up to speed on the basics and why it matters to DNN.

Aug 29

By: Daniel Mettler

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A New Chapter for DNN

Almost 15 years ago Shaun Walker released IBuySpy Workshop as a free product. Within just a few short months the product was open sourced and the name changed to DotNetNuke (and subsequently to DNN some years later). DNN has enjoyed much success over these past 15 years. The community grew rapidly and a thriving ecosystem sprung up around the project. Many of the most successful companies in the ecosystem got their start during the early years when DNN was still a bit immature and .Net was still relatively new.

Aug 25

By: Joe Brinkman

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