Update on Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming Book 

Well it has been a few weeks since I last provided an update on the progress of my "Professional DotNetNuke 5 Module Programming" book.  Thus far I am about 60-65% completed with the book, with only 4.5 chapters to complete until the book is finished with its first revision.  I also just noticed this morning that Amazon.com has finally updated the book information to show my name, granted I still need to get Wrox my picture so that the cover can be changed out to have my picture rather than Chris Paterra's.

If you are interested in pre-ordering the book it is available from Amazon.com and the release date should be February 24, 2009!  Feel free to share any comments/questions in the comments of this post!

Posted by Mitchel on Monday, August 18, 2008
Tags: Book Updates
 

Comments

I am looking forward to your book. I am still taking baby steps learning to use dotnetnuke, but one thing I know for sure is that I need to create three or four modules to meet the needs of my tennis business. Not to seem too impatient, but I like to work with vs2008, and I am not finding enough tutorials on module development using this tool. I have done Michael Washington's 'Things To Buy' tutorial, and I am happy to have been successful in duplicating the project. I would like to see a few more projects using vs 2008 and some assistance with using sql in module development. Are there more articles, tutorials, and or books that I am overlooking as I search for help in module development? I am fairly new to programming, almost an intermediate, but I have created some small applications that work well. I just need to bridge them into this very facinating module technology so I can make them work with my business.
While I await your new book, can you recommend anything?

By Darnell Greer on Thursday, October 09, 2008 at 8:06 AM

From a DNN specific standpoint, Michael's articles are about the best thing out there.

If you are looking for VS 2008 specific help, there are many LINQ and related technology articles available.

By mitchel.sellers@gmail.com on Thursday, October 09, 2008 at 12:24 PM
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