Yes. DNN Platform is a free, open-source CMS under the MIT License.

What is the tech stack for DNN?

DNN runs on ASP.NET (.NET Framework 4.8+) with Microsoft SQL Server (2017+ or Azure SQL).

DNN Platform is community-led and a member project of the .NET Foundation.

What’s the difference between DNN and Evoq?

DNN Platform is the open-source core that's been wildly popular and adopted for over 20 years. Evoq is a commercial offering maintained by DNN Software (IgniteTech) that builds on DNN.

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May SoFri - Jeremy Farrance Presents: Why you should (and how to) put Cloudflare Free in front of your DNN site

Jeremy Farrance Presents: Why you should (and how to) put Cloudflare Free in front of your DNN site! This SoFri meeting session includes a live set up on an existing website as well as: setting up the 15-year origin server SSL certificate, a walk through on features you should turn on after you get it working, and a walk/talk through Clearing the Cache as well as when to use Pause vs. Dev mode.

CloudFlare + DNN - SouthernFried DNN's April Meeting

At this month's Southern Fried DNN meeting, Ryan Moore and David Weinstein lead a discussion about the uses of CloudFlare for DNN sites. Ryan introduces CloudFlare concepts and a look at CloudFlare SSL pros/cons and setup steps, individual CloudFlare settings, and the Cloudflare rules which benefit DNN sites. David discusses using CloudFlare for disaster recovery and migration scenarios.

June 2020 SoFri Meeting

This evening we got together to talk about recent DNN community news, releases and activities within DNN Github. The VirBella system was reviewed as a possible fun way to have a larger group conference in a virtual space.

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2020-06-18

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SoFri April Meeting - DNN Good Practices - DNN Instances, Security, Backups and Hosting

Ryan Moore leads a review of common sense, good practices relating to care for DNN instances. This will include backup practices, updates, upgrades, and more.

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