"Wow I Can't Believe That Is A LightSwitch Application!"

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DotNetNuke® Visual Studio Tutorial Series:

• DotNetNuke 5 Hello World
  • Hello World II (connecting to the database)

• Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL (VB and C#)
  • Set up module
  • Create the table
  • Create the LINQ to SQL Class
  • Connect GridView and FormView to LinqDataSource Control
  • Create the Code Behind
  • Create the module definition
• Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL (VB and C#) (Part 2)
  • Format the dollar amount properly
  • Validate that a description has been entered
  • Give the administrator the ability to add and delete Categories
  • Show the number of items in each category
  • Do not allow a category to be deleted if there are items using that category.
• Creating a DotNetNuke Module using LINQ to SQL (C#) (Part 3)
  • Move Add and Edit Items to a separate page
  • Use a ListView to implement grouping
• DotNetNuke Silverlight WCF RIA Services

DotNetNuke® Advanced Sample Applications:

• Simple Survey

• DNNTreeView for large DNN applications

• User Search: advanced search using Linq

• ADefSignUp: Email Sign-Up and Verification Module

• DotNetNuke Unit Testing For the Rest of Us

• Silverlight Keep Logged In: Prevent pages from timing out

Additional DotNetNuke® Sample Applications:

• DynamicForms

• Ajax Email

• Single Sign On

• DotNetNuke Fast Login

• Portal Login

• Auto Portal Login

• dnnScanFree

• IPCheck

• LinqPrep

• Recursive Drop Down List

• Category Administration Module

• Store Locator

• Silverlight FileUploader

• Silverlight File Uploader by Module Instance

• User Log Viewer

• Silverlight Dashboard

• Terms and Conditions Module

• DotNetNuke and Fluent Validation

DotNetNuke® Additional:

• Miscellaneous

• DotNetNuke Reality Check

• Using Source Control with DotNetNuke

• DotNetNuke Web Services

  • IWeb (calling into a DotNetNuke web service)

  • Calling out to a web service from DotNetNuke

• Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) and DotNetNuke

• Charts and Graphs

• Reporting Services 2008

  • DotNetNuke: Easily create reports using the ReportViewer

Michael Washington is a Microsoft MVP, a DotNetNuke Core member, and an ASP.NET, C#, and Visual Basic programmer.  He is the author of numerous DotNetNuke modules and tutorials. He is one of the founding members of the Southern California DotNetNuke Users group (http://socaldug.org). He has a son, Zachary and resides in Los Angeles with his wife Valerie. (Michael and Scott Guthrie (creator of ASP.NET))