Entries for 'Daniel Mettler'

Working with large and complex regular expressions is very difficult. But now I discovered a method which makes everything easier - so this is Lessons Learned #1 from the development of 2sxc 7.

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Tis is a part of my series The New Features of 2sxc 7 and introduces you to using the Visual Query together with Razor Views/Templates. There are many ways to consume Query data - the most powerful version on the server is to use Razor. Continue Reading »

This is a part of my series The New Features of 2sxc 7 and introduces you to the Token-Repeat enhancements and how to use them together with the Visual Query. 

There are many common ways to consume Query data - the simplest one is to use tokens. 

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This is a part of my series The New Features of 2sxc 7 and introduces you to the Visual Query Designer.  Continue Reading »

When people start using 2sxc, they say things like (real quote from store): "***** This is the best module ever. You can create absolutely anything you might need. This Module should be a default on DNN, I don't understand how it isn't. I actually don't see the reason of DNN without a module like 2sxc. " And now it's much better - and still free and open source - here are the 20 most important new features we introduced:  

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It's international Star-Wars day - and we're really excited to announce the stable release of 2sxc 7! It has been our core focus for the last three months and we've developed and improved more than 50 important features. 

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I'm continuously writing various posts related to responsive web sites. This post simply keeps tabs on the entire series (6 parts by now). Continue Reading »

Retina and high-res displays are a challenge when you want to do them correctly - but we discovered a very simple solution to this about 2 years ago, which I would like to share. Let's make our DNN sites amazing!

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Whenever I see really features in a CMS I always ask myself: Is this something my customer is capable of using - without messing everything up? So I ask you: should the content-editor configure a carousel?

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Should a CMS have a feature because it can? I always ask myself: Is this something my customer is capable of using - without messing everything up? So I ask you: should the content-editor worry about images?

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