Environmental diagnostics are not always easy with a single server, add additional servers and it is never easy. This posting reviews a real situation and how we managed to resolve the issue after the fact.
Read Full ArticleYes, the DNN Platform includes a scheduler system. However, that system isn't as robust as some might expect it to be, so it is important to understand its limitations.
Read Full ArticleNuGet is supposed to make our lives easier, which most of the time it does. However, when bit by a crazy complicated bug that couldn't be explained I lost much time on something as silly as a verison number.
Read Full ArticleAfter upgrading DNN it is possible that your prior performance configurations are lost. It is important to regularly verify your configuration.
Read Full ArticleEntity Framework is an amazingly powerful tool, however, there are times that you can confuse the tooling with catastrophic results. One of these times is with a change to a namespace or class, let's explore how to resolve these issues.
Read Full ArticleIf you are running 7.3.x, or later, and seeing recurring errors in the scheduler this post explores a fix.
Read Full ArticleOften times I see development teams avoid the usage of application cache due to a lack of understanding or fear that using Cache will harm their application. This post explores common myths that might lead a team to skip usage of cache un-necessarily.
Read Full ArticleDNN provides methods for encrypting and decrypting parameter information, however, there are a few gotchas that can impact the usability of this feature.
Read Full ArticleASP.NET MVC is amazing and has great functionality for validation, however, it doesn't tie to bootstrap out of the box.
Read Full ArticleOften times it is helpful to know the actual size of a database table on disk, I've blogged before about how to do this on SQL Server, but Azure is a bit different!
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