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1 March
Our second and final session at DNN Summit 2021 was about
upgrading DNN. After having upgraded literally thousands of DNN websites over the past 18 years, this session is
the culmination of everything I've learned over that period of time. Most of the issues we run into tend to be
completely avoidable.
9 September
Support can be called different things, including maintenance. When using software, many people opt to not
buy the optional support provided. However, there are many important reasons why one should not ignore
purchasing a software support plan.
8 June
There are always updates throughout the internet that impact your website. Keeping up
with them can seem downright impossible for most - even if you're in the industry.
There are two major updates this year that you need to be highly aware of though.
If you don't adjust accordingly, the availability and discovery of your website could
be drastically impacted.
2 June
If you've been watching the journey of Hotcakes Commerce over the years at all, you know that it has a very interesting past. It began as a different platform altogether. It became a wildly successful commercial e-commerce solution that consistently was in the top 3 products in the DNN Store. It then became an open-source e-commerce platform, making it freely available to the world. This is the solution you're reading about and know about today.
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16 December
Every ASP.NET application has no less than one website configuration file - also called the web.config, since
that's what the name of the file actually is. We often get asked a lot of questions about how to properly
check-in the web.config and how to safely distribute the file across environments and developers. This
article is going to disclose one of the tricks that we use for our clients.