Professional DNN7
Open Source .NET CMS Platform
Published on 26. May 2015
Book
Paperback/Softback
768 pages
978-1-118-85084-8 (ISBN)
Description
A variety of positive change has recently taken place in the DNN ecosystem, code base, and underlying technology. Professional DNN7: Open Source .NET CMS Platform provides thorough coverage of all aspects of DNN including the latest features, API's, and updates. Looking to ramp up your knowledge of DNN7? If so, this book is for you! In this book, you'll learn how to install, configure, administer, develop modules, and much more!
DNN has undergone a significant transformation over the past 4 years. The rebrand from DotNetNuke to DNN was just the start. The entire platform was migrated from VB to C#, the user interface was overhauled providing a much-improved user experience, dramatic improvements in functionality & performance were made including support for social collaboration and mobile devices. Recently API's that make modern, client-side development easy have been introduced as well. The underlying technology platform has migrated from ASP.NET 2.0 to ASP.NET 4.0 and DNN has also integrated Microsoft's Web API as the service framework at the core of the DNN solution. All of these enhancements provide developers with a lot of power in one solution.
In previous Professional DotNetNuke books, DotNetNuke founder Shaun Walker authored a popular introductory chapter covering the evolution of the DNN open source project. He will expand this initial chapter with information about venture capital funding, commercialization, and software business insights - which will be of interest to DNN enthusiasts, as well as technology entrepreneurs.
DNN site builders, administrators, and developers will learn how to:
* determine if they have met the installation requirements and install DNN
* administer and host a DNN site and install and configure modules
* manage users and keep a DNN installation secure
* localize a DNN site for multiple languages
* build custom DNN modules in C# using the model of separation of database, business logic, and presentation layers
* customize the DNN look with skinning
* make their site social with EVOQ
DNN has undergone a significant transformation over the past 4 years. The rebrand from DotNetNuke to DNN was just the start. The entire platform was migrated from VB to C#, the user interface was overhauled providing a much-improved user experience, dramatic improvements in functionality & performance were made including support for social collaboration and mobile devices. Recently API's that make modern, client-side development easy have been introduced as well. The underlying technology platform has migrated from ASP.NET 2.0 to ASP.NET 4.0 and DNN has also integrated Microsoft's Web API as the service framework at the core of the DNN solution. All of these enhancements provide developers with a lot of power in one solution.
In previous Professional DotNetNuke books, DotNetNuke founder Shaun Walker authored a popular introductory chapter covering the evolution of the DNN open source project. He will expand this initial chapter with information about venture capital funding, commercialization, and software business insights - which will be of interest to DNN enthusiasts, as well as technology entrepreneurs.
DNN site builders, administrators, and developers will learn how to:
* determine if they have met the installation requirements and install DNN
* administer and host a DNN site and install and configure modules
* manage users and keep a DNN installation secure
* localize a DNN site for multiple languages
* build custom DNN modules in C# using the model of separation of database, business logic, and presentation layers
* customize the DNN look with skinning
* make their site social with EVOQ
More details
Persons
About the authors and technical editors:
Shaun Walker is the original creator of DNN, the founder of DNN Corp., a Microsoft MVP since 2004, and is currently the Director & Innovation Group Lead at Arrow Consulting & Design.
Clinton Bland, Bruce Chapman, Cathal Connolly, Charles Nurse, Chris Paterra, Ashish Prasad, Nathan Rover, and Dennis Shiao each work at DNN Corp. on the DNN product.
Erik van Ballegoij, Peter Donker, Will Strohl, and technical editor Brian Dukes are each DNN MVPs, nominated by other DNN users and recognized as exceptional community leaders.
Israel Martinez, Mitchel Sellers, DNN Corp. co-founder Scott Willhite, Ralph Williams, Jr., and technical editor Sebastian Leupold are each DNN community members who contribute greatly to the DNN ecosystem.
Visit us at wrox.com where you have access to free code samples, Programmer to Programmer forums, and discussions on the latest happenings in the industry from around the world.
Shaun Walker is the original creator of DNN, the founder of DNN Corp., a Microsoft MVP since 2004, and is currently the Director & Innovation Group Lead at Arrow Consulting & Design.
Clinton Bland, Bruce Chapman, Cathal Connolly, Charles Nurse, Chris Paterra, Ashish Prasad, Nathan Rover, and Dennis Shiao each work at DNN Corp. on the DNN product.
Erik van Ballegoij, Peter Donker, Will Strohl, and technical editor Brian Dukes are each DNN MVPs, nominated by other DNN users and recognized as exceptional community leaders.
Israel Martinez, Mitchel Sellers, DNN Corp. co-founder Scott Willhite, Ralph Williams, Jr., and technical editor Sebastian Leupold are each DNN community members who contribute greatly to the DNN ecosystem.
Visit us at wrox.com where you have access to free code samples, Programmer to Programmer forums, and discussions on the latest happenings in the industry from around the world.
Content
Introduction
Chapter 1: An Inside Look at the Evolution of DNN
Chapter 2: Installing DNN Version 7
Chapter 3: DNN Platform Overview
Chapter 4: Site Administration
Chapter 5: Host Administration
Chapter 6: Modules
Chapter 7: System Architecture
Chapter 8: Core DNN Apis
Chapter 9: Membership Security
Chapter 10: Localization
Chapter 11: Search
Chapter 12: URL Management
Chapter 13: Beginning Module Development
Chapter 14: Developing Modules: User Interfaces
Chapter 15: Developing Modules: Business Logic
Chapter 16: Developing Modules: Best Practices and Moving Forward
Chapter 17: Skinning
Chapter 18: Packaging and Distribution
Chapter 19: Commercial Philosophy
Chapter 20: Evoq Content
Chapter 21: Evoq Engage
Chapter 22: The DNN Store
Chapter 23: DNN on Microsoft Azure
Appendix A: Resources
Appendix B: System Message Tokens
Index
Chapter 1: An Inside Look at the Evolution of DNN
Chapter 2: Installing DNN Version 7
Chapter 3: DNN Platform Overview
Chapter 4: Site Administration
Chapter 5: Host Administration
Chapter 6: Modules
Chapter 7: System Architecture
Chapter 8: Core DNN Apis
Chapter 9: Membership Security
Chapter 10: Localization
Chapter 11: Search
Chapter 12: URL Management
Chapter 13: Beginning Module Development
Chapter 14: Developing Modules: User Interfaces
Chapter 15: Developing Modules: Business Logic
Chapter 16: Developing Modules: Best Practices and Moving Forward
Chapter 17: Skinning
Chapter 18: Packaging and Distribution
Chapter 19: Commercial Philosophy
Chapter 20: Evoq Content
Chapter 21: Evoq Engage
Chapter 22: The DNN Store
Chapter 23: DNN on Microsoft Azure
Appendix A: Resources
Appendix B: System Message Tokens
Index