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Nothing But Dot Net - what a wild ride

By jbonnie on Saturday, August 25, 2007 1:42:06 PM

The week long Nothing But Dot Net course at Wenatchee Washington is now over. The impact of this week will stay with me for a while.

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DNN and SubSonic Talk at Fairfieldwestchester.net

By jbonnie on Thursday, August 09, 2007 9:26:26 PM

There was a good turn out for Tuesdays talk on DNN and SubSonic. The Stamford based .net user group is doing a great job with the venue and getting the word out.

They also announced that a Code Camp will be held in Stamford at the end of October. At last, I do not need to drive to Boston or Philli.

The Slides are here and the main points of my talk for those that missed it or fell asleep:

DotNetNuke is a solid Web Application framework The suggested Data Access layers for Modules is overly complicated Feel free to use your existing Data Access techniques for building DNN modules Subsonic is an excellent alternative for providing your Data Access Layer for DNN Modules if you are looking for something that provides great productivity SubSonic provides the Active Record Pattern for your tables and...

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Thanks for stopping by. My name is Jim Bonnie and I have been writing software for over 20 years. After building financial data systems for Reuters for nearly 18 years I have started doing contract work and am excited about technology and currently focus on Microsoft solutions. DotNetNuke has helped provide a good introduction to ASP.NET web application development, and I am now starting to branch out into other areas. Data Access techniques and SubSonic is something that I am looking into now. This has helped me get an invitation to speak at Las Vegas at DNN Open Force 07. it was a great time.

Reading the codebetter blogs and attending a nothing but .net training class with JP Boodhoo helped spark my interest in ALT.NET. I attended the first conference in Austin Texas, and it was amazing to see Scott Guthrie introduce the ASP.NET MVC framework.