By Bob Kruger on
4/6/2012 3:37 PM
Today we released Beta1 of DotNetNuke 6.2.
Seems not that long ago that we released 6.0 with its new UI and infrastructural switch to C#. Even more recently, in November, we added Mobile support to the platform in the form of 6.1, and have been incrementally enhancing 6.1 each month. This culminated in the 6.1.5 release made on Wednesday, April 4th, in which we changed to using the 51 Degrees.mobi device detection and database. Besides bringing benefits to Professional and Enterprise Edition customers, our CE customers now have Device Detection Management and Site Redirection Management built-in.
But the real story today is 6.2...
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By Bob Kruger on
3/21/2012 9:41 AM
On Friday, March 16th, we released an updated CTP version of the new DotNetNuke Services Framework. This is truly exciting!
For developers who are experienced with the DotNetNuke APIs, they may not care much. On the other hand, if they're wanting to expose module services externally in a standardized way, then the Service Framework and coming Service Layer API's will be a major boon. Indeed, we're taking that approach with some of our own modules in DotNetNuke v6.2, examples being messaging, the new journal, and notifications.
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By Bob Kruger on
2/10/2012 12:56 PM
As you by now know, we hit a big milestone Thursday with the new DotNetNuke Store going live. This was truly a major achievement, much bigger than most people realize. Let's look behind the curtain to see why.
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By Bob Kruger on
11/16/2011 5:10 PM
It was brought to my attention that, while a number of people read and liked my initial blog entry, that they didn't know who I was. So...
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By Bob Kruger on
11/9/2011 5:05 AM
I can’t believe that I’m at this fine company, working with such wonderful people, for four months, and only now writing my first blog! Bad Bob!! That behavior will have to change right away.
Let’s begin with some first impressions…
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