Community Blog Software, Online Community Blogs

New Community Website

Ordinarily, you'd be at the right spot, but we've recently launched a brand new community website... For the community, by the community.

Yay... Take Me to the Community!

The Community Blog is a personal opinion of community members and by no means the official standpoint of DNN Corp or DNN Platform. This is a place to express personal thoughts about DNNPlatform, the community and its ecosystem. Do you have useful information that you would like to share with the DNN Community in a featured article or blog? If so, please contact community@dnnsoftware.com.

The use of the Community Blog is covered by our Community Blog Guidelines - please read before commenting or posting.

Back once again

Well, I was out of town the past ~6 days, I had to take a short vacation to California to get myself engaged. Now that I'm back I'll have more updates on the wiki project. I spent some time on it last week before I left getting it cleaned up a bit m... Continue Reading »

Oct 18

By: Chris Hammond

Comments (2)

Just spotted my first Irish job asking for Dotnetnuke experience

For a long time, sites such as Monster have had lots of Dotnetnuke opportunities, but Ireland has lagged behind much of Europe and the US in moving to .Net. Lately though, we've been catching up well, with substantial numbers of companies moving... Continue Reading »

Oct 15

By: cathal connolly

Comments (0)

The role of the Software Architect: Part I

This is part of a series of blogs I will be doing on software development and how that applies to DotNetNuke development. As one of the Architects on the DotNetNuke team I try to keep a focus on the big picture. How does everything fit to... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Joe Brinkman

Comments (0)

Module Installation, IUpgradeable and Application Recycling

Have you ever written a piece of code that seems to perform correctly during testing, gets deployed and then 6 months later when people really start using it, you find out that there is a fundamental flaw that makes your whole design completely worth... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Joe Brinkman

Comments (1)

Exposing the PDC Feet!

In a recent blog post I offered my last remaining copy of the Professional DotNetNuke ASP.Net Portals book to whomever could correctly identify the feet in this photograph. After a couple valiant guesses... we've still come up empty, but hats o... Continue Reading »

Oct 14

By: Scott Willhite

Comments (5)

aspnet_merge - a swiss army knife for ASP.NET 2.0

I was fortunate enough to participate in the ASPInsiders Summit in Redmond, Washington last week. This was my first ASPInsiders Summit as I was only officially invited to join this group a few months ago. The ASPInsiders represent a "Who's Who" of th... Continue Reading »

Oct 12

By: Shaun Walker

Comments (5)

Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

I've just checked in some minor changes for Friendly URLs for DotNetNuke. In 3.1.1, I introduced a change to only rewrite alphanumeric and the space character. (Everything else would be left in the querystring). For example:- http://www.dotnetnuke... Continue Reading »

Oct 10

By: Scott McCulloch

Comments (4)

[MVP] Congratulations! You have received the Microsoft MVP Award

So it is official, I am now a MVP. What a great way to start the weekend. Continue Reading »

Oct 08

By: Leigh Pointer

Comments (6)

New features for module developers

I've recently added a couple of minor enhancements to better support module development. 1. Delete SettingsFour new methods to delete settings both in ModuleSettings (DeleteModuleSetting, DeleteModuleSettings) and TabModuleSettings (DeleteTabModuleS... Continue Reading »

Oct 06

By: Vicenç Masanas

Comments (0)

DotNetNuke @ Capgemini

Just finished my two days at Capgemini evangelising DotNetNuke. I was invited to attend their Tech Ed event to introduce DotNetNuke to all technical employees at Capgemini. The event ran for over two weeks and I had my own stand as s... Continue Reading »

Oct 06

By: Leigh Pointer

Comments (0)

Products

Solutions

Resources

Partners

Community

About

New Community Website

Back once again

Just spotted my first Irish job asking for Dotnetnuke experience

The role of the Software Architect: Part I

Module Installation, IUpgradeable and Application Recycling

Exposing the PDC Feet!

aspnet_merge - a swiss army knife for ASP.NET 2.0

Friendly Url Changes for DotNetNuke 3.2

[MVP] Congratulations! You have received the Microsoft MVP Award

New features for module developers

DotNetNuke @ Capgemini

NewsArchives

ESW Operations, LLC