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Patrick Santry |
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8/28/2006 |
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WWWCoder.com, DotNetNuke, ASP.Net, Gadget and Media Center Buff |
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DotNetNuke in Cleveland Tomorrow |
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By Patrick Santry on
4/23/2007
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You are invited to the April meeting of the C#/VB.Net Special Interest Group (see below). To reserve your seat, please reply to this e-mail with 'RSVP" in the subject line. Outlook users can use the enclosed attachment to set a reminder. For more information, please visit www.ClevelandDotNet.info.
Topic: DotNetNuke, presented by Patrick Santry (Sogeti USA Corp.) DotNetNuke is a Versatile open source web application framework ideal for creating, deploying and managing interactive web, intranet and extranet sites.
Patrick Santry was an original core team member and o ...
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WPF/E and XAML |
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By Patrick Santry on
4/19/2007
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Are you ready for the next step in web development. Microsoft released Silverlight (still the beta release), but we're seeing some great examples of this technology. A serious contender to Flash (actually not even in the same class), but you can now work hand in hand with designers and put your code behind some really sharp looking applications. Controls can be rendered in vector format in either 2D and some simulated 3D (real 3D support is coming though). The idea is this plug-in is cross-browser and has a small install (about 1MB).
Be sure to check out the samples on the Silverlight site to see how XAML is really ready to go. Just think of the possibilities having a high fidelity interface and being able to put some AJAX and .NET code behind it all.
http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/
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MVP Award |
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By Patrick Santry on
4/1/2007
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For the forth year I have been awarded the Microsoft MVP Award in ASP/ASP.NET. Kind of weird that they still mention ASP. Anyway, thanks to everyone who visits the site, requests me to speak, and buys my books. Here's to another year promoting and focusing on Microsoft products.
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Code Camp Pittsburgh Reminder |
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By Patrick Santry on
3/27/2007
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Just dropping another reminder about the upcoming Code Camp in Pittsburgh, PA. Be sure to check it out.
Pittsburgh Code Camp: DotNetNuke Module, & Skinning Development
Saturday, April 14, 2007 Time Zone: (UTC -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Description: Join Patrick Santry and a slew of other presentors at the Pittsburgh, PA CodeCamp. Patrick will be presenting on DotNetNuke development, covering skins, skin objects, and module development.
More: http://www.pghdotnet.org/CodeCamp/
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Speaking Again |
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By Patrick Santry on
3/17/2007
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I kind of took 2006 off of the speaking trail, only speaking at an event in Edinboro, PA, this year however I'm back at it again. I have two events lined up already. For some reason folks want me to come and speak about DotNetNuke (could be my two books on it, I dunno). So here is my schedule for the next month:
Pittsburgh Code Camp: DotNetNuke Module, & Skinning Development
Saturday, April 14, 2007 Time Zone: (UTC -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Description: Join Patrick Santry and a slew of other presentors at the Pittsburgh, PA CodeCamp. Patrick will be presenting on DotNetNuke development, covering skins, skin objects, and module development.
More: http://www.pghdotnet.org/CodeCamp/
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Day of .NET in Michigan |
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By Patrick Santry on
3/8/2007
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I was chatting with Jason Follas over in the NW Ohio, MI area and he informed me of a new event coming to the area. This one is called Day of .NET. I went to the CodeMash event they held last month, and it was a great turnout, so I'm sure this one will be an awesome event as well. Make sure you check out the site and stay updated on the venue as they complete it.
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New DotNetNuke Site |
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By Patrick Santry on
3/5/2007
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No this site isn't aimed at DNN content. Rather it's a fan site for a band called Jonas Brothers. The reason I'm bringing this up in my blog is because my daughter is following in my footsteps and built a DNN site. She did the entire site, created the graphics in PhotoShop, developed the skin in DreamWeaver, and packaged it up and uploaded it to DNN. All she came to me was for advice and an occasional question. This kind of says something for DNN, she is only 14 years old, and was able to figure it out mostly on her own. I'm sure genetics come into play somewhere. ;-) Now she's talking about developing her own modules. And the link in order to generate some spider traffic for her. http://www.jonasbrothersfan.com
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New Links Module Release Posted to SourceForge |
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By Patrick Santry on
2/23/2007
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Looks like the DNN team posted an update to the Links Module. Here are the features listed in the update.
* Links can now be edited when the database owner is not set to dbo - Reported in Gemini LNK-3916 * Extra resource names removed from Links.ascx.resx - Reported in Gemini LNK-3492 * Removed unused images - Reported in Gemini LNK-780 * FTP Links working - Reported in Gemini LNK-3689 * Hydrator replaced with Custom Hydrator * 03.03.04.SqlDataProvider added. Modifies DeleteLink Store Procedure to take in ModuleId for security - LNK-4976 * Fixed issue with Database Null values and the customer hydrator - Reported in Gemini LNK-4595 * No wrap removed from HTML - Reported in Gemini LNK-4629 * Caching issues with drop down list - Reported in Gemini LNK-3687 * 03.03.06.SqlDataProvider added. Modifies DeleteLink Stored Procedure to correct issue introduced in 03.03.04.SqlData ...
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1 More Week Until My New Job |
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By Patrick Santry on
2/15/2007
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I accepted a position with Sogeti in Cleveland as the Microsoft Practice Lead. Sogeti is a subsidiary of Cap Gemini with locations all over the world. I'll be starting on the 26th of this month.
It will be great taking a break from the corporate world and going into consulting. Another great aspect is being able to focus on Microsoft solutions.
So if you're in the Cleveland, OH area, look me up.
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