How I Get My DotNetNuke Sites to Run So Fast
Performance is a key pet-peeve of mine, it has to be fast because it can be fast! This post shares some of my favorite DNN Performance Improvement Tips.
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Which Module Package Should You Purchase?
Purchasing solutions from third-party vendors can accelerate the development of your project, however, there are strings attached. Based on the common models available for purchase, which is best for your business?
Read Full ArticleCreating a DotNetNuke User Account From Code
Creating a user account via C# code is not exactly straight forward in DNN this post includes a helpful snippet illustrating how to complete this task.
Read Full ArticleShared, Virtual Private Server, Dedicated or Cloud Hosting
The type of hosting can have more than just a monthly financial impact on your business, it can hurt your reputation and cause other issues.
Read Full ArticleWhy Dynamically Attached Databases Cause Problems
Dynamically attached databases seem incredibly helpful at first glance, however, with anything easy there is always a gotcha, and dynamically attached databases are no different.
Read Full ArticleSQL Server RANK, ROW_NUMBER, and Partition
Rank, ROW_NUMBER, and Partition are incredibly powerful SQL statements but often misunderstood. This post outlines example usages to illustrate their effectiveness.
Read Full ArticleBacking Up A DNN Site
Taking proper backups of your DNN based website is critical as if you miss anything you can be left without a working backup.
Read Full ArticleCreating Random SQL Server Test Data
To fully test your database-driven applications you need test data, it can be tedious to populate, so let us explore a few quick ways to add data.
Read Full ArticleExposing a Development Installation of DotNetNuke
You have a great website in development, how do you let others see it using the DotNetNuke platform?
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