Professional Dotnetnuke Asp.net Portals [Anglais] [Broch�]

Shaun Walker (Auteur), Patrick J. Santry (Auteur), Joe Brinkman (Auteur), Dan Caron (Auteur), Scott McCulloch (Auteur), Scott Willhite (Auteur), Bruce Hopkins (Auteur)

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Broch�: 456 pages
Editeur�: Hungry Minds Inc,U.S. (24 juin 2005)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 0764595636
ISBN-13: 978-0764595639
Dimensions du produit: 19 x 2,5 x 23,8 cm
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4.0 �toiles sur 5 May be I expected too much 24 juin 2005

Par Patrizio Palazzetti - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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For administrators and ... administrators there is no better DNN book. Developers wait for another title. As a dotnetnuke follower since its IBuySpy Workshop branding and as .Net developer I expected more in the module development and new .Net technology application areas.

Yes, it has some chapters about module development and the DNN APIs but I bought this book to learn from DNN and be able to develop better modules. Not from this book.

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2.0 �toiles sur 5 Not an easy read 30 septembre 2005

Par W. Bekker - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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I never worked with DNN before, so i needed a simple explanation on how to perform a basic installation and more importantly how to customize it so it matches my client design & functionality. I tried to read this book, especially the chapters about skinning and creating custom modules. I stopped reading early, because it was so badly written (yes, i write bad too, but you do not see me publish a book); no step for step explanations, no real world examples in the skinning chapter and most pages are just lists of API calls and other reference steps. I should have been warned by the introduction of mr. Walker: pages and pages of text about the history of DNN that screams for some professional editing: no headers, no pictures and the text could be reduced in half without any loss in information.

To summarize: this is not a step by step explanation of professional customizing DNN, it's just a badly written reference manual. DNN deserves better.

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5.0 �toiles sur 5 Comprehensive 14 juin 2005

Par John Enrich - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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From reading this book you get a sense of completion. The first chapter provides a in-depth history of DNN and how it became the popular application it is, this is something that could only be written by the core team, it really provides some great insights into this application.

Subsequent chapters take you from installing DNN, all the way to developing against it. There is excellent coverage of the API, and four chapters on module development.

There may have been some points that could have gone deeper, but this is one book you'll actually want to read and have as a reference, it is just a unique perspective from the developers of DNN, rather than just a reference book.

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