User profile pages are a set of regular pages within a DNN installation, they need to be bundled together below the main profile page, i.e. the one page that is being set as the user profile page in DNN site settings. Part II of my series covers the setup of those profile pages. Continue Reading »

WebApi is IMHO the most important part of ASP.net going forward. In this post I'll explain more about the server side of WebAPI. 

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WebApi is the most important part of ASP.net going forward. Since most of the web-magic of the future will take place in the browser (AngularJS, etc.) the server will focus on delivering application parts and data. This is where WebAPI comes in. In the first set of posts I'll talk about the basics of WebApi and I'll start with a simple example. 

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As one of the more prominent producers of DNN video content, it seemed only logical that we should invite Aderson Oliveira of DNNHero to come and speak to us.  He instantly suggested that we speak about templates in DNN and how they can be used ... Continue Reading »

This is part 4 of my first series about beautiful content. In this part we'll learn that we can create amazing templates using simple technologies like Token-placeholders. And we'll discover how to integrate the image-resizer, use presentation-settings and more.

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Creativity is key in the web development field. Sometimes there is not an out-of-the-box module that does everything you need it to, or does it well, or you are tired of having too many 3rd party modules that give you headaches when you upgrade. This... Continue Reading »

This is part 3 of my first series about beautiful content, in which I explain a basic content/template separation and the user experience with 2sxc.

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This is is part 2 of my first series about beautiful content, in which I explain the organizational and technical challenges we have, and the right tools to solve these.

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When developing modules for the DNN CMS platform it is common to use the DNN (core) API to get access to entities like users, roles, settings, files, permissions, etc. Especially for complex modules that contain business logic, it is often desired to... Continue Reading »

A lot of web sites have terrible looking, non-responsive, non-retina content. This is very common when non-designers (including programmers) manage the content - which is the core goal of a CMS. Let's change this once and for all!

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