Often 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!
Read Full ArticleTo truly succeed in developing software that performs well organizations have to shift priorities, and efforts to treat performance as a feature.
Read Full ArticleWith such a demand for developers, we can be often overwhelmed by contacts from Recruiters. In this post, I discuss a few tips regarding the management of the relationship with recruiters.
Read Full ArticleAnytime someone says "our API is easy" or "it will be quick" I instantly add 25% to the project cost because I know that isn't the case. This post explores methods to help mitigate risks with new integrations.
Read Full ArticleASP.NET Ajax allows developers to add Ajax functionality to quickly introduce Ajax features without extra development, however, usage of this within DNN is met with some challenges.
Read Full ArticleOver time DNN applications can see bloat in the web configuration file from modules that were installed and removed, or from upgrade issues. Ensuring that your configuration file is clean can help with upgrades, performance, and other support activities.
Read Full ArticleI love sharing stories of great experiences with third-party vendors, as it doesn't happen as often as I would like. When a recent performance issue was identified in DNN using 51 Degrees software, they jumped in and helped greatly.
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