Draft & Publish functionality for ASP.NET web parts
One of my favorite features in SharePoint is the ability to edit a web part page in a draft version, design the page layout conveniently and then finally publish all… Read More →
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Why C# version for DotNetNuke is not (so) important?
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- by Yoni Goldberg
Whenever possible, extending frameworks and robust applications should NOT be done by touching the core code and recompilation but with external, new units of code to be plugged into the framework. The open-closed principle teaches us that application should be opened for extensions but closed for modifications.