Hackathon Winners. Behold the Hackmasters

Jonathan Sheely: Affinigent Charts

Affinigent Charts uses jQuery to add basic chart functionality to a DotNetNuke module.

Affinigent Charts on CodePlex

Jonathan won an Apple iPad WiFi 16GB for his entry in the Hackathon.

Jonathan Sheely

Todd Bollinger: RSVP

The RSVP module manages a listing of events and comments for each event. RSVP was made to demonstrate what can be done using jQuery for the UI of DNN modules.

Demo: http://www.todd-bollinger.com/RSVPEventModule.aspx

DNNRSVP on CodePlex

Todd won an Apple iPad WiFi 16GB for his entry in the Hackathon.

Todd Bollinger

July, The vacation month for CDUG

CDUG will not be holding a meeting for the month of July. Do to July being a very vacation heavy month we annually take July off for a little vacation ourselves and to make sure none of you miss anything. We will start things back up again next month.

We look forward to seeing you again!

Meeting: 6/16/2010: Hackathon

The "Visual DotNetNuke" Hackathon focuses on building modules for DotNetNuke. The launchpad for the event will be the montly meeting of the Capital DotNetNuke Users Group in the Washington, DC metro area.

Visual DotNetNuke

Developers have an abundance of resources available to help them better understand DotNetNuke module development. Resources such as blogs, videos and books go into great detail on module architecture, the data layer and interacting with the DotNetNuke Core API. However, when it comes to developing DotNetNuke modules with rich, engaging and contemporary user interfaces, the resources are few and far between.

The "Visual DotNetNuke" Hackathon aims to give developers the knowledge and tools to create great-looking DotNetNuke modules that engage users and create a delightful user experience.

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Reading the tea leaves of iPad competitors

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July Meeting Canceled
Summer Vacation