I am an absolute fan of dotnetnuke - and it has a very active community behind it.  I thought that it was easily as popular as Joomla, but I have had a look on Google Trends, and if what I am seeing is right, it looks like joomla is at least an order of magnitude more popular than DotNetNuke...

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Tonight I thought I would put together a development environment to run DotNetNuke 5 RC2 to start exploring the Core in debug mode.  So here is m...

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I want to start a UK based DotNetNuke User Group - my aim is to meet up every month in London (hopefully other cities if we can build up the numbers)....

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Do you write DotNetNuke related articles in your blog?  If so, then I would like to invite you to join DNNSecrets.co.uk - all  you need to d...

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Well, I haven’t posted for a while on this blog - but I have got some good news.  I am about to go into beta with my new DotNetNuke blog aggregat...

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I have been playing with DotNetNuke 5.0 Beta 6 (Cambrian). My development system is Windows XP running IIS 5.1.  Here you can see a simple installation guide.

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Ok, so you have had the idea for the next killer app - now all you need is some seed money and your away.  I think that may start-ups are missing out if they don't use a web framework as a basis for their solution.  There are many out there Joomla, Drupal, and many more, but my favourite is DotNetNuke.

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Aweber is one of the best Unlimited Autoresponders, Follow Ups, Newsletters systems on the web, so naturally I wanted to integrate Aweber with my DotN...

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Google offers an excellent calendar - see http://www.google.com/calendar.  It is possible to share your Google Calendar with the rest of the worl...

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Only 10 reasons I hear you say!  Well, here are my top ten, please feel free and add your comments why you think businesses should choose DotNetNuke for their Business Website.

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Starting of - how to create the most basic "Hello World" DotNetNuke module - there isn't much to learn, in fact there are just six steps.  One thing that I think could be explained better by the community (and something I should look into as well) are the .dnn files.

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Why develop modules in DotNetNuke? There are so many available on the commercial market - just look on Snowcovered and DotNetNuke Marketplace. If you can't find what you are looking for then do you actually need it? Only Joking! I have purchased, so far, over 50 of the best (in my opinion) Commercial DotNetNuke Modules available. In most cases these modules meet my requirements...

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