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July 2024 SoFri: Marco Alvarado - Keyword Generation Using AI (ChatGPT)

July 2024 SoFri: Marco Alvarado - Keyword Generation Using AI (ChatGPT)
Keyword Generation Using AI (ChatGPT) - Starting new projects with a little AI assistance! In this session, Marco Alvarado uses Artificial Intelligence (ChatGPT) to generate a starting and reference point for keyword generation that will certainly help us get our hands faster into new projects.

Oct 2023 SoFri: Jeremy Farrance Presents DNN's Best Kept Secret

Oct 2023 SoFri: Jeremy Farrance Presents DNN's Best Kept Secret
DNN comes with a little-known magic pill C# upgrade buried away in Available Extensions. If your DNN efforts often have you coding in C#, you may have noticed that the C# you use by default in DNN doesn't have some of the common, modern features available. Find out how CodeDOM 3.6 can get your C# language version from v5.x to v7.3. This gives you over 20 new language features that bring a lot of productivity improvements and expressiveness to the language, making C# code more concise and readable. This month we'll demo installing this extension. Then, we'll show off some favorites...

Nov 2021 SoFri: Joe Craig & Intermodule Integration

Nov 2021 SoFri: Joe Craig & Intermodule Integration

Have you ever wanted to get data from a module and display it in ways that don't exist? Here I will show you one way that I have used code (tables, classes, and methods) from one module to create a somewhat different module view than envisioned by its developers. I will talk about (and maybe even demonstrate) ways that this approach can be extended to other modules.

Southern Fried DNN User Group Oct '21 - Aaron Lopez (Tailwind CSS) & Jeremy Farrance (2sxc StruXtured Content)

Southern Fried DNN User Group Oct '21 - Aaron Lopez (Tailwind CSS) & Jeremy Farrance (2sxc StruXtured Content)
In this session, Aaron introduces you to a radical new way of developing User Interfaces so you too can create the most beautifully designed, the most incredibly performant, the most easily maintainable, flexible, powerful, and enjoyable-to-build websites you can using Tailwind CSS. In Jeremy's 2sxc focused session, he shows what you can really do after you've learned enough about 2sxc to build truly useful Structured Content apps.

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