Immediately following the closing panel session at DotNetNuke OpenForce ’07, I had the opportunity to do a brief interview with Lee Sykes of DNNCreative Magazine and share some thoughts on DotNetNuke “Cambrian.” Here’s the podcast:
The keynote presentation is now online at DotNetNuke OpenForce ’07.
Shaun just wrapped-up his keynote address at Open Force ’07 here in Vegas. The theme of his keynote was “Evolution.” He talked about the progress DotNetNuke has made, how DotNetNuke Corp. intends to continue to fund and grow DotNetNuke and finally, he shared the vision for the future of DotNetNuke.
DotNetNuke “Cambrian” will focus on five areas: Social Networking and Widgets, Workflow, Core Module Suites, Dynamic Content Localization, and Admin UX and Skinning Engine updates.
I’ll post his presentation on the OpenForce website shortly.
It’s a beautiful day in Las Vegas today. I am here at the Mandalay Bay for DotNetNuke Open Force ’07. I am going to blog regular conference updates over the next three days.
InfoWorld’s recent comparison of Open Source web CMS systems gave DotNetNuke high marks with a “Very Good” rating. DotNetNuke was the only ASP.NET-based contender in the field of five. We are working hard on many exciting new enhancements and it won’t be long before we will bridge the gap from “Very Good” to “Excellent.”
You can see the report on which this comparison table is based:
