La versión 9.2.2 de DNN se ha publicado, y con su llegada tenemos varios hitos que queremos destacar. DNN 9.2.2 representa un gran progreso en la comunidad, en la colaboración con DNN Corp, y es el primer lanzamiento qu eha sido impulsado y dirigido completamente por la comunidad DNN, desde hace mucho tiempo. Quienes no se hayan actualizado aún, deberían hacerlo ya. Por supuesto, nos gustaría agradecer a todos los miembros de la comunidad que contribuyeron a esta versión.

In this edition of DNN Digest we take a look at the latest and greatest in the DNN Ecosystem from September and into October 2018. Check out the blog to learn more about project updates, DNN Website Awards, ITworx, upcoming events, and more.

This was the October/2018 edition of the TADUG - The Toronto Area DNN User Group - Kelly Ford talked about Prompt - The Admin Command Line Interface for DNN.

Trying to facilitate (multiple) sites for project teams, company departments, company house style, management team and intranet? The Digital Asset Manager has become a trusted and versatile friend in any setup. 

A versão 9.2.2 chegou e sua chegada sinaliza vários marcos que merecem ser mencionados. Isso representa um grande progresso na comunidade, essa é colaboração com a DNN Corp e também é o primeiro lançamento 100% orientado pela comunidade em um longo período de tempo. Se você não fez o upgrade, este é um ótimo momento para se atualizar e gostaríamos de agradecer a todos os membros da comunidade que contribuíram para este lançamento.

The DNN Technology Ecosystem Advisory Group continues to meet on a weekly basis mapping out the future of DNN. The meeting agenda and minutes are shared here in blog entries so that everyone can see the progress being made and conversations occurring in the group.

This October 2nd meeting saw discussion around the Dnn 9.3 planning GDPR planning and more.

As a one man army, I don't have the experts around me to drop some request and trust things will be done. And as I am not a developer, there are a ton of things that take quite a bit of time. So, everything I learn, I write down in my support system. But this time, it seems a topic that can be helpful to others too: security headers and content security policy. 

It is hard to believe that it has been more than four months since I assumed the leadership role of the Technology Advisory Group. In some ways, it seems like it should be much longer than that, and in others, it feels like it was just yesterday. In this short amount of time, we have accomplished an incredible amount of items together as a community. Though, if you aren’t in the group or reading our meeting minutes you may not be aware of what has been accomplished by the group and what is in our roadmap. In an effort to better communicate the group’s progress and future goals I wanted to share some details that might often go unnoticed and things we have planned for the future.

The DNN Technology Ecosystem Advisory Group continues to meet on a weekly basis mapping out the future of DNN. The meeting agenda and minutes are shared here in blog entries so that everyone can see the progress being made and conversations occurring in the group.

his September 25th meeting saw discussion around the DNN 9.2.2 release the Dnn 9.3 planning and introduced some long term plans to the long term meeting agenda.