Scott Willhite

How You Like Me Now?

scott@dnncorp.com — Mon, 14 May 2012 17:00:00 GMT

Every month, DotNetNuke’s got a brand new look on Facebook! Do you Like it?

May is a month of “Festivals” the world over! From the Strawberry St. Festival in Richmond, VA to Sposalizio dell’ Albero (the Wedding of the Trees) in Vetralla, Italy people find reason to celebrate this glorious month. And at DotNetNuke we believe we have reason to celebrate too!

Category: Community

It's time to "Play Ball"!

scott@dnncorp.com — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 01:33:00 GMT

That's right, spring is upon us. It's a time of rejuvenation, revitalization, a waking up of the senses as the sun creeps higher and higher into the sky. Flowers are blooming, winter's grip is receding and kids (young and old) the world over anticipate the sharp "crack" of the bat as April ushers in the start of baseball season! Like our new Baseball theme on Facebook!

Category: Community

The DotNetNuke Issue Log, cleaner than Wordpress and Drupal?

scott@dnncorp.com — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:21:00 GMT

This month DotNetNuke Corporation put some extra muscle behind community reported issues. And comparing issue logs with Wordpress and Drupal the difference is impressive. Check it out.

Category: Development

Why Open Source Licensing Matters

scott@dnncorp.com — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 23:49:00 GMT

When it comes to open source licensing the discussion usually falls to either complete, nonchalant dismissal of concern or full-on crusade style battle to the death. Why is that? And should you be concerned?

Category: Community

Farewell Steve Jobs

scott@dnncorp.com — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 12:01:00 GMT

As I sat to write my column for this month’s newsletter the news reached me that Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, Pixar visionary, husband, father, had died; a solemn moment to be sure. Steve, still a young man of only 56 years had lost a private struggle with pancreatic cancer. What does this have to do with DotNetNuke? Nothing. Everything. Something at least.

Category: Community

DotNetNuke en français? en español? in your language?

scott@dnncorp.com — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 01:45:00 GMT

DotNetNuke in French or Spanish? How about German, or Farsi or Simplified Chinese? Historically DotNetNuke has been installable only in English. But when we teamed up with Microsoft to install DotNetNuke through the Web Application Gallery, we knew it would create opportunity to better serve and support our international community. We’re currently working with a few key volunteers to establish ongoing publication of a few localized versions of DotNetNuke.

Tags: localization

Category: Internationalization

Category: Community

Forging Ahead With DotNetNuke 6

scott@dnncorp.com — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 16:15:00 GMT

Barely 3 weeks since the release of DotNetNuke 6 the response has been overwhelming! Dramaticimprovements in the user interface, cost effective SharePoint integration, cloud folder providers and numerous other features are piquing the interest of business and technology users alike. But not only does DotNetNuke 6 delight users, it also has some capabilities which are going to delight extension developers!

Category: Development

Category: Community

The Buzz About DotNetNuke 6

scott@dnncorp.com — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 21:34:00 GMT

Buzz? Bees know that 6 is a magic number. And there’s much buzz about DotNetNuke version 6, recently released in its second beta. DotNetNuke 6 promises to be a game changer for web based content management, or CMS as redefined by Shaun Walker… Cloud, Mobile, Social.

Category: DotNetNuke Corporation

Welcome Mark Allan!

scott@dnncorp.com — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 23:04:00 GMT

DotNetNuke 6 development has been underway for quite a while and the user interface has been getting a huge overhaul. One of the key components of a website user interface is its menu. And for DotNetNuke 6 we’ve chosen to work with Mark Allan...

Category: Community

It’s a DotNetNuke World, After All!

scott@dnncorp.com — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 00:59:00 GMT

As a kid, I remember the giddy feeling of anticipation as I crossed the threshold into Walt Disney’s homage to global unity, “it’s a small world”. I’m starting to get that feeling again... DotNetNuke World 2011 is approaching!

Category: DotNetNuke Corporation

Category: Community