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New Post 4/28/2008 3:26 PM
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Re: MySQL 5x and DotNetNuke 4.7x 

I cant see it ever happening - SQL Server Express is free, vs the huge cost of developing a custom DAL for MySQL or Firebird, or Access, or etc DAL.  It doesnt stack up economically. 

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New Post 5/13/2008 7:59 AM
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Re: MySQL 5x and DotNetNuke 4.7x 
Modified By Al Williams on 5/13/2008 10:59:46 AM)

The other reason it won't happen is because of the other CMS systems out there that already use MySQL.  Just for fun, I did some research on these and focused on Joomla! - it is a very cool system.  I like their Administrative interface for managing the web site.  

For customers requiring serious web application functionality, I would still favor DNN (primarily because I'm not too proficient with PHP - yet) - but for basic websites that need a CMS, I'm starting to use Joomla! now.  The number of free extensions for Joomla boggles the mind - and there are a host of 3rd party commercial modules that rival any any of the DNN modules I've used with respect to the functionality they offer.

Besides, it never hurts to diversify... 

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