Book Updates

As I have mentioned before I am working on a book that covers Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0.  So I have been playing with Visual Studio 2010 for quite a while now, and many of the common lines of feedback have been that the product is a great improvement in a lot of areas, however, there has been an overarching performance issue that ha...

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It has recently been brought to my attention that there were two mistakes in the GuestbookVB and GuestbookCS sample code that was provided with the Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming book.  In light of this issue I have created updated packages for these modules that you can download here. I have also submited these updates to Wrox so...

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I just received word from Wrox Press that my Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming book, currently available from Amazon started shipping from their warehouses on Monday!  Finally for me this marks the final step in the book process with it getting out there in everyone's hands.  I am looking forward to getting feedback on the book a...

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As I am getting things in place for 2009 I wanted to post a quick update here on the blog about a few new exciting things that I am working on and to notify everyone of a new service offering that IowaComputerGurus is starting today. Book Announcement The biggest news of all is that I have another book writing deal with Wrox Press.  I h...

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Over the past few weeks as anticipation builds towards the release of my book, Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming, there have been questions about the cover art displayed on Amazon and other locations.  The currently published cover art does NOT include my picture, it includes the picture of the former book author.  Below is the n...

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I thought I would take a quick moment to post one final update regarding the progress on my Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming book.  Tonight I have finished writing the two most complicated sections of the book, the Dedication and Acknowledgments.  I can't believe how hard it was to write those two small pieces of the book. The ...

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