We're pleased to bring you the DotNetNuke Razor Hackathon in conjunction with the Seattle DotNetNuke User Group (SEADUG).

What is Razor?  ASP.NET “Razor” is a new  view-engine option for ASP.NET that can be used to easily embed C# or VB code within an HTML page. Our Engineering team, under the guidance of Charles Nurse, has been working to provide an “out-of-the-box” solution to allow users to take advantage of this new technology in DotNetNuke! Below is a video of Charles's presentation he gave at the event (although the footage is not from the actual event). 

DotNetNuke & Razor from Scott Willhite on Vimeo.

• 12/6, Hackathon kickoff meeting and live stream
• 12/13, contest entries are due by 6pm PST
• 12/14-16, entries will be available for community voting
• 12/17, Winner will be announced and prizes shipped!

• Occam's Razor & DotNetNuke
• Razor and WebPages 1 – A New Way to Create Web Applications
• Razor and WebPages 2 – The Almighty @
• Razor and WebPages 3 – Razor syntax
• Razor and WebPages 4 – Using Razor Scripts in DotNetNuke
• Razor and WebPages 5 – Hosting the Razor Engine
• Razor and WebPages 6 – Distributing Razor Script Modules
• Razor and WebPages 7 – Razor Scripting Deep Dive
• Razor Tips and Tricks #1 – Required Assemblies
• Razor Tips and Tricks #2 – Razor’s Custom web.config File
• Razor Tips and Tricks #3 – “Look, No forms”
• Razor Tips and Tricks #4 – Extending the Helpers

Hackathon Events are:

• built around a single programming concept (for example: DotNetNuke MVP Pattern)
• encourage participation locally (at event site) and remotely
• broadcast online
• provide materials and dev environment setup guidelines ahead of time
• allow anybody to participate
• are peer-judged by the Hackathon participants
• have one or more winners who earn the title "Hackmaster"
• have great prizes for winners and runners up
• require all submissions to be Open Source with MIT license
• require all submissions to be hosted in the DotNetNuke Forge (see the video)