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Author: David Poindexter

Strategy, Strategy, Strategy

These are super exciting times in the DNN Community and so many great things are going on! One area that is close to my heart and gets my juices flowing is the recent reorganization/formation of the DNN Leadership Team. I'll speak more to that in a bit, but first I want to highlight some of our journey over the past two years...

David Poindexter
2019-11-30

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Basic Git Flow For Making Open Source Contributions on GitHub

What the heck is Git and GitHub and how do I use them? There are so many open-source projects out there that I'd love to get involved in, but I don't have a clue how to Git what I need! Can you help?!?!? I have tried, but I have done nothing but embarrass myself and mess things up for others.

David Poindexter
2019-07-18

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A New Website for DNN Summit

Today we launched the new DNN Summit website!!!

The look and feel changed slightly but the site is still very much in line with the DNN Summit brand. The beauty, though, is honestly "under the hood".

David Poindexter
2019-06-27

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DNN Community Website: Structured Content Management Options

In this session, we covered some of the new structured content solutions put in place to handle content on the new DNN Community website (https://dnncommunity.org).

David Poindexter
2019-06-19

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Simple 10-Step Testing for DNN Platform Release Candidates

A welcome change of recent is the introduction of the Release Candidate (RC) into the new release cycle for DNN Platform. Having early access to an upcoming RC gives everyone valuable insight into what is coming in the official release. Not only do we get a chance to learn and prepare for use of the new version within our own test environments and those of our clients, but we also have a chance to participate in community-wide testing and provide valuable feedback. This is an area in which the Technology Ecosystem Advisory Group could really use your help. The more people that touch each Release Candidate, the greater the stability and quality of the platform.