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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...

This month you are invited to an informal Southern Fried DNN Hangout. We'll have a few community announcements, but beyond that, we'll see if anyone has anything to informally share, show-n-tell, etc.

The main topic of the presentation is the transition to Google Analytics 4 from Universal Analytics, with details on the transition process and important dates.

Lots of people use Chris Hammond's templates, but the tutorials around them are all pretty basic and intended to get you started. In this presentation, Chris will provide some more advanced customization and packaging options that you can do within extensions created by his templates.

"You have discovered a still hidden feature!!" - Daniel Mettler

Do you want to learn a little more about Dnn-Elements?

Do you want to learn how to get your JavaScript assets loaded with modern script attributes like type, defer, async, and crossorigin?

This month, we'll be recapping DNN Summit 2022 and then we'll take some time to highlight a few exciting community projects. Trust us, they are worth knowing about and getting involved with!

This meeting of SoFri is a DOUBLE HEADER with presentations by both David Poindexter and Sebasitan Leupold!  Providing a website for an international audience can be quite challenging. Sebastian will provide an overview of common aspects to take care of and strategies for addressing them using all the features of DNN Platform. We all keep hearing about web components... David shows them in action in DNN!