DotNetNuke services by 40Fingers

Free Windows 8 Pin Module

Stefan Kamphuis — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:43:00 GMT

It's there! Microsoft has officially launched Windows 8. The world will soon be flooded with the Windows 8 Start screen and everyone will learn to love it. It's only a matter of time before webmasters will want to allow their visitors to pin their website as a real Tile to the Start screen. While Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) does allow the user to "Pin" any website to the start screen, the webmaster will probably want to control what image will be used for the tile and what description will be proposed, not being the current page title. To solve these issues, 40FINGERS has created the Windows 8 Pin Module for DotNetNuke. This open source module is free to use on your DotNetNuke website.

Stefan Kamphuis LightSwitch expert On DevDays

Stefan Kamphuis — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 09:51:00 GMT

Stefan Kamphuis of 40Fingers has been asked by Microsoft to attend the Microsoft DevDays in The Netherlands for the Ask The Expert area on the Visual Studio LightSwitch stand. As a LightSwitch Insider Stefan will try and answer all questions on the topic by DevDays attendees. DevDays 2011 will take place in The Hague on april 28-29. You can read more about Stefan's attendence here.

Great Succes: OpenForce Europe / SDC 2010

Stefan Kamphuis — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 22:04:00 GMT

2 conference days packed with 12 great sessions in total, meeting numerous DotNetNuke enthousiasts, community members and other profesisonals from pretty much all over Europe have ended today. As a member of the organising staff I can honoustly say it has been the best OpenForce Europe we ever had! The "new names" among the speakers in the DotNetNuke track were very well received. Cuong Q. Dang, Ian Robinson and Brandon Haynes did an amazing job according to feedback from both the organisation and the attendees. Shaun Walker's keynote had some good information on the present and future (we all know the past, right?) of DotNetNuke. The attendance in the DotNetNuke track of SDC 2010 (which is what we call OpenForce) was very good too. We even had to put extra chairs in the room on the second day. In the closing dinner we have already looked forward to next year, but we'll just enjoy this year's succes for a few days first. Thanks of the organisation goes out to all speakers and attendees of course.

Meet 40Fingers at OpenForce Europe / SDC 2010

Stefan Kamphuis — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 07:35:00 GMT

One can't really have missed it, but just to be sure: OpenForce is coming up again. On the 25th and 26th of october, SDN organises the Software Development Conferences featuring some of the biggest names in the industry. For the fourth time, there's a full DotNetNuke conference embedded in the event.

40Fingers responds quickly to security issue

erik van ballegoij — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 13:25:00 GMT

During the weekend of September 18-19, 40Fingers quickly responded to a severe ASP.NET security issue. This quick response resulted in the certainty that all sites running on our servers are secure.

Interview with Peter Schotman in 'het Financieele Dagblad'

Peter Schotman — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:00:00 GMT

Today, we got a piece of free publicity about the formalization of our co-operation in one of the leading newspapers in The Netherlands. Peter Schotman talked to Suzan Borst of the FD about the reasons behind the formation of our 'coöperatie'. Thanks to Alfred Griffioen for getting the details in place (and @raymondwitvoet for pointing us to Alfred).

40Fingers is a legal entity

Peter Schotman — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:00:00 GMT

Monday, March 8th, at the notary offices of mr. P.F. Goedendijk, our Coöperatie 40Fingers u.a. is officially registered. It took us a bit over a year to get familiar with the idea of forming a legal entity and many lengthy discuss about how our co-operation should work. With the help of Alfred Griffioen of www.allianceexperts.com, we now have a solid basis for taking our business activities to the next level. We are looking forward to meeting new and interesting clients as well as serving the ones we have under our newly formed co-operation.

Our first internal code camp

Peter Schotman — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 12:02:00 GMT

In between our busy schedules and client commitments, it is great to spend a full day among ourselves and make progress on our long, long list of idea’s and to work on modules and improve upon DotNetNuke. Currently, we are working on a new module that will assist webmasters who are in charge of large DotNetNuke websites. What we are developing, we will disclose at a later date.