Jim Bonnie's Blog

Jan 27

Written by: jbonnie
Wednesday, January 27, 2010 5:09:19 PM 

I was lucky enough to be involved with of the DNN teams and projects and was very excited to see them embrace concepts such as Test Driven Development and incorporating their own Container for assigning Concrete classes to required interfaces in a flexible manner. They are supportive of other open source technologies such as Subsonic and you can almost always find someone else working on a solution to an issue in the forums for newer technologies.

So do not be afraid of being left behind and having trouble with support for existing or new technologies. The DotNetNuke Framework and Corporation will not let you down!

 

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Thanks for stopping by. My name is Jim Bonnie and I have been writing software for over 20 years. After building financial data systems for Reuters for nearly 18 years I have started doing contract work and am excited about technology and currently focus on Microsoft solutions. DotNetNuke has helped provide a good introduction to ASP.NET web application development, and I am now starting to branch out into other areas. Data Access techniques and SubSonic is something that I am looking into now. This has helped me get an invitation to speak at Las Vegas at DNN Open Force 07. it was a great time. And I am looking forward to OpenForce08, where I wil be presenting on TDD for DNN.

 

Reading the codebetter blogs and attending a nothing but .net training class with JP Boodhoo helped spark my interest in ALT.NET. I attended the first conference in Austin Texas, and it was amazing to see Scott Guthrie introduce the ASP.NET MVC framework.

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