Nik Kalyani's Irrationally Exuberant Musings on Technology
Slide deck from my session on advanced skinning with DotNetNuke at SDN/OpenForce in Fall 2009.
Advanced Skinning With DotNetNuke
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This is the slide deck from my talk at OpenForce Europe (Amsterdam).
Using And Extending The DotNetNuke Widget Framework
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This is the slide deck from my talk at SDN Europe (Amsterdam).
Hands On Windows Azure Building A Twitter Clone
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In an increasingly hyper-competitive world, businesses look for every possible opportunity that can give them an edge over their competition. It’s no secret — businesses that innovate survive and win, and those that don’t either die, don’t grow or become the walking dead.
But innovation isn’t easy. In fact, it is a challenge for most companies. There are many reasons for this – corporate...
I created this slide deck as a fun way to introduce DotNetNuke.
Update: A DotNetNuke community member enhanced the YouTube video of the deck I posted by adding narration and music. The result is quite...
Here’s the slide deck on DotNetNuke Search Engine Optimization (SEO) from a webinar I hosted with Tom Kraak.
DotNetNuke SEO
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DotNetNuke has powerful skinning support, but skin designers are often frustrated by their inability to customize various images with static links in the portal. In this post, I’ll suggest a technique and some code to enable skinning of such images.
Let’s first understand the problem. Say you have a DNN site and you have created a custom skin. You have tweaked the CSS to perfection and...
In my last post – DotNetNuke Business Model and Product Roadmap (Part 1 of 2) – I provided some insights into the DotNetNuke Corp. business model, specifically as it pertains to the similarities and differences between DotNetNuke Community and Professional Editions.
In this post I provide some background and insights into how we develop the DotNetNuke product roadmap and also share the roadmap for... 
Development of DotNetNuke 5.1 Community and Professional Editions is progressing at full speed. It took us quite a bit of time to analyze dependencies, evaluate resource availability, determine viability and clearly define scope. As a result, until now, we did not publish a roadmap for DNN 5.1. The lack of published and authoritative roadmap details and a general misunderstanding about our business model... 
