Entries for January 2016

The built-in telerik editor is going away (thank God!) and the CK Editor is supposed to be the new one, but honestly it looks terrible - and IMHO it's not good enough. Time to look around and smell the roses…

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Whenever you need to evaluate something, the most important thing is determining what will define a winner. See if you agree/disagree, as this criteria will affect the choice of recommended WYSIWYG.

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There are over 100 WYSIWYG editors out in the wild. So it's important to filter them based on the critical criteria (mostly management criteria). Here's the full and short-list.

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While this is nearly a month late in getting posted, the show isn’t any less important.  Not by a longshot.  In fact, it’s one of my favorite episodes we’ve ever done.  In this show, we speak with Ralph Williams.  If you’ve been a... Continue Reading »

DNN 8 is almost complete.  Later this week we plan to launch DNN 8. Today I am happy to announce that you can get an early peak at what we expect to be in that final build.  Go and download the DNN 8 RC now.

Since we released the Beta in December, the team has been hard at work closing out issues and generally working to ensure a solid, stable DNN 8 release.  In that time we have fixed 113 issues.  As a result we feel that DNN 8 is almost ready to go.

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Grunt (or Gulp) are a critical cornerstone for modern style web development - without these it's basically impossible to create anything complex. Let me show you some real life examples where we use Grunt in the development of 2sxc. 

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The move to JavaScript applications has a profound impact on the concept of Platform Market-Share. A JavaScript App could run on any kind of host from Apache to Azure - so the only question of compatibility is if the hosting platform (like DNN) has an appropriate JSON-WebAPI to answer the requests of the JS-App. Oh brave new world…

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