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An Introduction to KnockoutJS – Part 2

In Part 1 of this series I discussed the basics of data binding in KnockoutJS. In this post, I’ll dive a little deeper in the the binding behaviors of KnockoutJS and show how you can build really responsive web apps using client side developmen... Continue Reading »

Mar 09

By: Joe Brinkman

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Let’s Build a Module-Core Tables

This blog will show you how to bring DotNetNuke core tables into your Entity Framework model, create associations between core tables and your module’s tables and display that data in your views, through knockout data binding and your WCF Data Servic... Continue Reading »

Mar 09

By: Steve Fabian

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DotNetNuke and jQuery: An Overview

Recently I received an email from someone who had attended one of my DNN training sessions asking to clarify some questions about jQuery usage. This person was just getting started with jQuery in DNN, and had inherited a skin that loaded jQuery itsel... Continue Reading »

Mar 08

By: Ian Robinson

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Logistics of Your DotNetNuke User Group Meeting

Some of you may be already running your DotNetNuke user group meetings. If that is the case, let this be a refresher or a guide. For the rest of us, this is meant as a reference to help you plan out your first meeting, or the ongoing logi... Continue Reading »

Mar 08

By: Will Strohl

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DotNetNuke 6.1.4

I’m pleased to announce that DotNetNuke 6.1.4 is officially released. The goal of the DotNetNuke's team is to continue releasing maintenance updates as needed while we continue to see more users upgrade to take advantage of the features incl... Continue Reading »

Mar 07

By: Israel Martinez

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Let’s Build a Module–Template Update (v1.2)

Over the course of this series, I’ve been developing a DotNetNuke technology template for building DotNetNuke modules with the latest open source libraries and technologies, as well as Entity framework and WCF Data Services. As planned, the template ... Continue Reading »

Mar 06

By: Steve Fabian

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Version 05.02.03 and 06.00.00 of DNN Events are in the works

In the last months, Roger Selwyn and I have been working on a new release of Events. Our first aim was to create a DNN 6 UX/UI compliant version of Events, which we named Events 06.00.00. While we were working on this version, some small issues on ... Continue Reading »

Mar 03

By: Ernst Peter Tamminga

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Denver’s DotNetNuke User Group Meeting 3/21/2012

It has been two years since I moved from Denver, CO to San Mateo California to work for DotNetNuke Corporation, (3/1/2010) and I am finally headed back to Colorado! This time I am not staying permanently, though I know very much that I will be tempte... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Chris Hammond

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Metro7 style skin for DotNetNuke 06.01.00 released

I am proud to announce the 2nd release of the Metro7 style Skin for DotNetNuke 6. Ths release included 4 fixes and 1 enhancement. The Metro7 style skin for DotNetNuke supports WindowsPhone7 and included all 4 colors (blue, orange, green an... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Matthias Schlomann

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Tips & Tricks: Your website or his database is sick? Call Dr SQL!

When a doctor is in front of a patient, he first attempts to diagnose the disease before prescribing drugs! Now, before I provide you the first pill; I have to give you some details about a SQL Server database. A database is made up of two files: db... Continue Reading »

Mar 02

By: Gilles Le Pigocher

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An Introduction to KnockoutJS – Part 2

Let’s Build a Module-Core Tables

DotNetNuke and jQuery: An Overview

Logistics of Your DotNetNuke User Group Meeting

DotNetNuke 6.1.4

Let’s Build a Module–Template Update (v1.2)

Version 05.02.03 and 06.00.00 of DNN Events are in the works

Denver’s DotNetNuke User Group Meeting 3/21/2012

Metro7 style skin for DotNetNuke 06.01.00 released

Tips & Tricks: Your website or his database is sick? Call Dr SQL!

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