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By Matthias Schlomann on 10/31/2010 2:13 PM
After I started with developing my first own module on C# I noticed that the DNN_Chat module is brocken when used in any of the DNN versions. I got in contact with its team lead Stefan Kamphuis and noticed that existing team was very small.  Accordingly I offered my contribution helping the module to work on DNN5.x.
By Matthias Schlomann on 6/28/2010 10:16 AM
Today I released the Beta Version 05.00.540 of the ShoutcastStats module for DotNetNuke.  After I found the solution for the module settings using multible module definations, I added some selectable feature to all functions of the module.  So now you could select what you want to view to your page visitors. Also I added some more fuction to the module, so that I think it is now complete. The ShoutcastStats module renders detailed data from a Shoutcast broadcasting server.  Also it could create Image Links...
By Chris Hammond on 6/10/2010 4:02 PM

So this is the third and final post in the module development series of blogs I started last week. The first two covered

  1. Configuring your development environment
  2. Customizing and installing a C# module development template

This post is going to tell you how to utilize an open source project called NAnt to package up your modules quickly and easily, so that they can be installed on various DotNetNuke sites. The C# module development template that I released last week comes with a NAnt BUILD script included, so when you create a project using the template (as we do in blog #2) you are ready to use NAnt to package the module, you must get NAnt configure though, so let’s walk through that process.

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