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By William Severance on
4/16/2011 2:04 PM
Over the last month or so all coordinators of DotNetNuke "core" extensions projects such as Gallery were asked to provide new releases that would be tested via the DotNetNuke Release Tracker process in time for possible inclusion with the DotNetNuke 6.0 release.
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By Chris Hammond on
8/17/2010 11:54 PM
So we’re getting down to the final hours before the Hackathon, and those of us attending are getting ready for our trips! Nik and I both arrive from California tomorrow afternoon, while Joe is coming into St. Louis earlier in the day. Wednesday (the 18th, tonight, depending on when you read this) we will be broadcasting the Hackathon kickoff from St. Louis DotNetNuke User Group. You will be able watch the session live, or watch the recordings later on. The Hackathon contest will run until the 25th,...
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By Chris Hammond on
8/16/2010 11:52 PM
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By Chris Hammond on
8/3/2010 11:45 PM
If you haven’t been reading my blog lately (what’s the matter with you?) you may have missed the couple of blog posts about the upcoming St. Louis Day of .NET that is going on in St. Louis. If you’ve missed those posts, check them out. In conjunction with that event (which is on a Friday the 20th and Saturday the 21st) we’ve been planning another event more specific...
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By Chris Hammond on
6/3/2010 3:53 PM
Two days ago I posted a blog about configuring a DotNetNuke development environment, in preparation for today’s blog post about a C# module development template that I recently released on Codeplex. So today’s blog post is about how to utilize the template, customizing the VSTemplate file to fit your needs with company name, namespace, email, and URL. Installing the template, and then creating a quick and easy module using the template.
If you haven’t read my post about setting up your development environment I encourage you to do so before proceeding, as the steps I’m going to walk you through below assume you are running a similar environment to me. The following assumes you are using DotNetNuke V5+ and Visual Studio 2008, if you are using an older version of DNN and Visual Studio there are no guarantees that this template will do anything for you except cause pain. It’s time to upgrade folks! DNN 5 rocks!
Tags: Development,C#;Module,Module Development,DNN,Visual Studio 2008
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By Chris Hammond on
6/1/2010 6:38 PM
So this is the first in a series of promised blog posts that I am long overdue on! These posts are a follow up to a Beginning DotNetNuke Module Development webinar that we provided back on May 17th. If you didn’t attend the webinar you missed out, but you do get to benefit from these blog posts if you want to easily get setup and running with C# module development for DotNetNuke.
This first post will be discussing the development environment that I configure when I am doing DotNetNuke module development, in addition to this post I’ve got a post about a free Visual Studio template that I am releasing on Codeplex that makes setting up your first DNN module very easy. As well as another blog post about using NANT to automate the packaging of your DNN modules so that you can easily deploy them to other environments.
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