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DottNetNuke 5.1 offers new features and enchancements

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Last week, DotNetNuke Corp. announced the availability of DotNetNuke Professional Edition 5.1. This edition is the latest release of its web content management and application development framework for business-critical websites and web applications built on Microsoft .NET. The DotNetNuke Professional Edition is built on the same open source core as the free DotNetNuke Community Edition but includes several exclusive features and is fully supported and documented. The annual DotNetNuke Professional Edition subscription costs $1,999 per instance.

New features added to both the community and professional editions of DotNetNuke 5.1 include:

  • Added Management Console to simplify access to admin functions
  • Auditing for core tables to increase security
  • Content Approval and Versioning
  • Stop banners displaying and clickthrough count incrementing when indexed by crawlers
  • Skin Event Handling
  • Google Analytics Support
  • Custom XML Sitemap Ranks

Besides the new features and normal bug fixes, DotNetNuke 5.1 also offers additional improvements over DotNetNuke 5.0 including:

DotNetNuke Moves to CodePlex

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Seattle (PRWEB) January 7, 2009 -- DotNetNuke® Corporation, the creators of the industry-leading DotNetNuke development framework, today announced a deeper collaboration with CodePlex, Microsoft's premier open source project hosting website. Beginning with the DotNetNuke 4.9.1 and 5.0.0 product releases, DotNetNuke is now leveraging CodePlex's expansive infrastructure for its core product distribution.

In past collaboration with CodePlex, DotNetNuke Corporation announced the availability of the DotNetNuke Forge in February 2008. The DotNetNuke Forge is a premier destination for open source collaboration on the DotNetNuke platform. The DotNetNuke Forge has grown in breadth and popularity over the past year and now represents a vital part of the DotNetNuke ecosystem.

Over the past year we have witnessed CodePlex's strong commitment to open source projects on the Microsoft platform. We are excited to welcome DotNetNuke to the CodePlex community.

As the leading open source web application framework for ASP.NET, we're looking forward to partnering with them to promote open source development on the Microsoft platform. We're also looking forward to hearing the feedback from the DotNetNuke community for improving the open source development experience on CodePlex.

Commenting on several popular CMS

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Editor's Note: There have been moments here at CMS Report when I am amazed with the insightful and in depth comments written by some of our readers. This is one of those moments. Chris Jewitt, left us a comment regarding several popular content management systems (CMS).  The CMS mentioned in this brief review are Joomla!, Wordpress, Dotnetnuke, Plone, Drupal, Alfresco, and Sharepoint.

I moved Chris Jewitt's comments have been moved to the "front page" so the story isn't missed by those visiting this site.  Any hyperlinks found in this story have been added by the editor.

Below Submitted by Chris Jewitt on December 4, 2008 - 1:42am.  

Kudos to Mike Heck for a high level comparison of the top 5 open source content management systems. Personally I find it difficult to scrutinize any community (geeky or not) that has contributed for the # of years and volume these communities have. As Amy so eloquently mentioned, if you don't like something then contribute - make a difference.

I have to also say, I have often found myself left empty when trying to find a good objective, deep-dive opinions and analysis of these web content management systems. I think the only true "content management system" is Alfresco in this comparison. It seems the strength of the others are web content management.

I've spent the last 6 years working in commercial content management and portal systems. Lately I've been investigating open source solutions and started down the Drupal path; however, I still waffle over Plone. For what it's worth, here's my reasoning or two cents:

DotNetNuke Corporation Appoints New CEO

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Santa Clara, California - Dec. 1, 2008 -- DotNetNuke Corporation today announced the appointment of Navin Nagiah as its Chief Executive Officer. Nagiah, previously CEO of CIGNEX Technologies, will succeed co-founder Nik Kalyani in this role. Coming on the heels of the company's recent Series A funding announcement, Nagiah will also join DotNetNuke creator and Chief Architect Shaun Walker on the company's re-organized Board of Directors. Kalyani will continue to focus on product innovation as Director of Products and Strategy.

"We are pleased to have Navin come aboard as CEO," Kalyani said. "In the past year, he has been our business advisor and has helped us immensely in shaping our business strategy. Navin's experience with open source software and enterprise customers combined with strategic insights will be essential as DotNetNuke Corporation focuses on building a profitable business," he said.

DotNetNuke Corporation Raises Series A Capital

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DotNetNuke Corporation, trusted creator & steward of the most successful open source web application framework for the Microsoft technology platform, today announced that it has secured Series A financing from top tier Silicon Valley venture firms, August Capital and Sierra Ventures. The new funds will be used to accelerate product development and expand marketing, sales and support infrastructure to meet the growing enterprise demand for DotNetNuke® products and services.

The financing follows a period of impressive growth for DotNetNuke Corporation, whose core DotNetNuke product offering has achieved unparalleled professional acceptance in small, medium and enterprise Microsoft environments. Downloaded more than 5.6 million times to date, DotNetNuke's level of adoption exceeds that of any web application framework on any platform. DotNetNuke Corporation has driven innovation in the open source arena through continued development of the DotNetNuke product, a consistent and balanced approach to community ideals and commercialization, and the forging of key relationships with respected companies including Microsoft Corporation.

"We have seen that open source software is changing the face of the established business applications industry. It is clear to us that DotNetNuke has the right team, the right product and the market momentum to become a dominant company." says Vivek Mehra, General Partner at August Capital, who joins the Company's Board of Directors, "We are excited to work with them as they take the next step on their journey."

Drupal ahead of the Packt as 2008 Overall Winner

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For the second straight year, Packt Publishing has announced Drupal as the recipient of its Overall Open Source CMS Award.  Drupal was also the winner this year in the award category for Best PHP Open Source CMS.

Packt’s annual Open Source Content Management System (CMS) Award reached its climax today with the announcement that Drupal has won the Overall category, collecting a first prize of $5,000. Three months after it was launched and a staggering 20,000 votes later, Drupal finished ahead of Joomla! and DotNetNuke to retain the Award it won in 2007.

Joomla! also placed second in the Overall category followed by DotNetNuke for third position.

Finishing in second place and receiving $3,000 was Joomla!, the youngest of the three finalists and a previous winner of the Overall Award. Judges were impressed with Joomla’s ease of installation and ability to get a website up-and-running in a short space of time. Particular praise was reserved for its sizeable and enthusiastic community, which has allowed the project to grow so quickly in such a short space of time.  

In third place and receiving $2,000 was DotNetNuke, the only CMS in the final that is written in VB.NET for the ASP.NET framework. DotNetNuke received positive feedback from judges who were impressed with its ease of development and security implementation features.

A complete list of current and previous winners the Open Source CMS Awards can be found at Packt Plublishing.

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