Todd Stone's Blog http://www.toddastone.com/home.aspx The official blog of sofware developer Todd A. Stone. Copyright 2010 Todd A. Stone 120 todd@nospamtoddastone.com mojoPortal Blog Module V 1.0 Dallas mojoPortal User Group http://www.toddastone.com/dallas-mojoportal-user-group.aspx Mon, 01 Nov 2010 03:14:00 GMT http://www.toddastone.com/dallas-mojoportal-user-group.aspx http://www.toddastone.com/dallas-mojoportal-user-group.aspx mojoportalPlease contact me if you are in the Dallas area and would be interested in attending a local monthly user group meeting focused on mojoPortal.  mojoPortal is an extensible cross platform, cross database, content management system (CMS) and web application framework written in C# ASP.NET.  Includes Blogs, Forums, Calendar, Google Maps, Contact Form, Newsletter, Polls, Surveys, ecommerce and more.  Supports MS SQL 2000-2008, MySql, PostgreSql, SQLite, or Firbird Sql.  Straightforward CSS skinning.  mojoPortal runs under Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, Server 2008 IIS in Full Trust or Medium Trust and runs under Linux Apache with mod_mono.


Todd Stone  ...]]> OpenCa.mp 2010 http://www.toddastone.com/opencamp-2010.aspx Mon, 02 Aug 2010 04:48:00 GMT http://www.toddastone.com/opencamp-2010.aspx http://www.toddastone.com/opencamp-2010.aspx OpenCamp Logo

 

I'll be presenting on "Building Web Sites with mojoPortal" at OpenCa.mp which will be held in Dallas, TX on Saturday, August 28 and Sunday, August 29.

OpenCa.mp is the Southwest's First Multi-Platform Web Conference.  To learn more about OpenCa.mp click here.


Todd Stone  ...]]> Over 60 Free Controls from DevExpress http://www.toddastone.com/over-60-free-controls-from-devexpress.aspx Sun, 05 Oct 2008 04:57:59 GMT http://www.toddastone.com/over-60-free-controls-from-devexpress.aspx http://www.toddastone.com/over-60-free-controls-from-devexpress.aspx DevExpress is offering over 60 controls free of charge - without royalites or distribution costs.  There is a web registration required.  Both WebForms controls as well as ASP.Net controls are included.

I've been using DevExpress tools (DevExpress Universal) for the past several years.  I've evaulated them to be the best bang for the buck.  If you haven't worked with any of their controls, here is a great way to try out a subset of their controls without having to worry about them ever expiring.

How to get the controls:

http://www.devexpress.com/Products/Free/WebRegistration60/


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