Just a few thoughts on working with non-technical users of DotNetNuke.

One of the things that often gets overlooked when building web apps is design.

The reality of many web strategies is the requirement to build some fairly complex applications.  Those can range from sophisticated applications that connect different repositories of data in a web interface to applications that automate processes and work flow.

Had a good laugh over this. Flutter is the NEW Twitter. Makes sense to me!

I have been working on some pretty large projects lately -

CMS systems are a critical component of any web strategy.  Not only do most allow for “content management” but many also provide extended features such as document management, workflow, security, versioning and more.

I have just been looking over the DotNetNuke roadmap posted by Joe Brinkman.  Fascinating stuff. 

As a follow on to the last post – imagine this – a man watches how to deliver a baby on YouTube.

The following article about Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau comments that the internet is something that has only just begun I strongly agree with.

I wanted to spend a few minutes ruminating on why DNN is such a great platform.  I think you can quantify it into a few key principals: