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I can't express to you how excited I am to announce this module being released - not over a blog. Our latest module to be released is a user management module for DNN that doesn't have Telerik built in. A client needs to upgrade, and this is the last remaining remnant of Telerik in their. No other modules could meet their needs, so here we are!  

For a long time now, I've been meaning to put this update into Upendo Prompt. I need to create users all of the time for various types of demos and other kinds of show-and-tell moments. Isn't it a bit of a time waste and embarrassing/annoying to have to come up with user accounts on the fly? Worse, if people are watching it live too. This update will save you a TON of time!  

Whoa... If you're keeping up with the official DNN blog, this marks 3 different project releases for us in less than a week! This time, we're announcing a brand new extension that allows you to enable the ability for your website end-users to authenticate themselves using a far more modern means, than the aging username & password method.  

Wow... I can't believe that it will be 5 years ago this upcoming February when I originally released this project. This is the ONLY extension development tool that helps anyone build nearly anything for DNN. First, I can't believe it's been such a long time. But, looking back, it's been a really fun journey.  

We originally released the UpendoDNN Generator just less than two years ago. Holy moly, I thought I was going to look it up and find a much longer span of time! I've personally used this SO many times for projects, I guess it seems like much longer. Upgrades alone are faster. This release brings a couple of fun updates, and it sets the stage for some other updates we can't wait to work on later.  

This was my second time coming to Champéry, Switzerland, and it’s a place that I instantly fell in love with the previous trip.  There are all kinds of reasons for that.  Maybe it’s the magic views that you can’t stop looking at.  Maybe it’s the people or the venue.  It could be the afternoon activities…  Maybe, it’s the amazing friends that we get to share this with, all the while learning and teaching all things DNN.  (Accompanied by a drink or two, of course…) 

There’s too much to mention, so let’s just agree that it's all of the above and more! 

I know I can’t speak for everyone, but I think we’d be pretty unanimous in collectively agreeing that all of the venues we were at during this year’s conference were pretty amazing.  Whenever I have great experiences like that, I tend to want to try and support them in some way.  For things like this where we’re all tourists (kind-of), giving them a good review can go a long way.  This blog post is meant to help you do that – if you want to.

It's been a little while since we released a public update for the Upendo DNN Generator tool we use to build modules for clients and ourselves. (We got busy.) When I originally began working on it, my vision was to have a template for each kind of extension, and this release brings us a lot closer to that vision! 

If you haven't been in the DNN ecosystem long, you may not know that one of the most popular themes you can buy is the Porto theme, by Mandeeps. And there are two prominent structured content solutions out there, including an open-source one known as OpenContent. Both are very popular and flexible solutions that I'd recommend to anyone that needs either. However, we have news about both...

We're very excited to announce version 01.01.02 of the Upendo DNN Page Manager module is ready for you to use.  In this release, we focused directly on just fixing a few bugs.  These bugs include...