I want to create a Community for our Shopsystem.
We want to use DNN as a development tool.
Now I'm searching for good modules for Blog, Forum and Wiki.
Paid modules and free modules are both interesting.
MfG SWegener
I haven't looked into much blogs until now.
So if you know some which are helpful, please provide the URL.
For Wiki, you may consider the Canam Wiki module - http://store.dnnsoftware.com/home/product-details/canam-wiki-pro-2
It is the same one being used by DNN on their website.
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I have uploaded some MadCap Flare online help files into my SVN repository. What code does the web developer use to get these help pages into the online help of the web application?
On their website, MadCap Software provides a context sensitive help guide for Flare. It should show you what the technical writer and what the developer has to do to link the help system to the application, depending on which type of help output you are creating. You can find it here: http://docs.madcapsoftware.com/flare2018/FlareCSHGuide.pdf.
Fair warning, so far I have no experience with the information provided in the guide, as our CHM help system was already up and running when I started working on our Flare project, so I've never initially linked a Flare project to an application, just updated an existing project (therefore the "should show you").
If you have further questions about Flare, the peer-to-peer support forum (https://forums.madcapsoftware.com) is usually a really good resource. There are a couple of very active users there that really know the ins and outs of Flare. Might be worth it to go over there for Flare specific information, as Flare is a niche tool probably only known to few here on stackoverflow, but it's the bread and butter for the guys and gals over in the MadCap forums.
Where should suggestions to SnakeMake developers be posted?
The suggestions I would like to make are:
Indicate on the SnakeMake user guide web site where to post suggestions.
Indicate on the SnakeMake user guide web site that questions about SnakeMake should be posted on stackOverflow.
(Or are they there and I missed them?)
As #nv_wu mentioned, support channels are listed in the "Support" section of the documentation:
In case of questions, please post on Stack Overflow.
To discuss with other Snakemake users, you can use the mailing list.
For bugs and feature requests, please use the issue tracker.
For contributions, visit Snakemake on bitbucket and read the guidelines.
In general, requests for help should go here on Stack Overflow rather than the mailing list. Since Snakemake is open source, bug reports ("Issues"), feature requests (also filed as bitbucket "Issues"), suggestions, and general developer chatter belong on bitbucket.org/snakemake/snakemake.
SnakeMake developers are losing an opportunity to make an outstanding product better, by failing to provide any kind of support information or user community information on their web site, and providing a tutorial-based user manual without a concise and well-organized reference manual.
I am looking for Intel ESG (Intel Expressway Service Gateway) I have to work on this so I am looking for any documentation or tutorial links.
Please if anyone uses this or know about something on it Please help me.
MuleSoft has very good developer community and lot of online resources available. If you go to developer site for MuleSoft you will get everything that you want. Browse through sub-menu of 'Resources' and 'Community' menu.
MuleSoft documentation is also comprehensive and contains samples in some cases.
I am working on building a sample web application for proof of concept - with a link of some sort on an html page consuming a restful web service via a json object and displaying the data on the web page .
Something like the Apache Isis todo maintenance version with presentation of the json representation on a web page.
I have been trying to use the JQueryMobile example of the Apache Isis (http://danhaywood.com/2012/01/20/jquerymobile-on-apache-isis-rest-api/). But, I do not have the original source code (only the war file with some online demo jar files in the lib). I could decompile the online demo jar files, but its not straight forward setting up the project in eclipse for adapting to a real life project. I searched the Isis github repo and could not find the source , no archtype like the simple wicket etc. Please, could someone help, I really need a sample app or references, with source file and or any kind of guideline on how this works end to end.
FYI - We are not considering changing the choice of technology here, Its DDD using Apache Isis. Any help will be appreciated ... Since there are not too many online tutorials or sample app on this project. Thanks.
I think you posted a similar question on my youtube channel. Just to reiterate what I said there, you might want to check out the JQueryMobile viewer that was developed by one of our "google summer of code" students last year, namely https://github.com/bhargavgolla/isisJavaScript/tree/master/isisJavaScriptViewer.
In terms of ongoing help, your best bet is subscribing to the mailing list (blank email to users-subscribe#isis.apache.org, and reply to the confirmation) then send your questions via email to users#isis.apache.org
HTH
Dan
Aside from Episerver.com
What other websites do people who develop using EPiServer use as development resources!? Been using coderesort.com but I find that it lacks examples of how to do stuff.
Many thanks,
J
The general resources I use for EPiServer development:
EPiServer World: official developer community website. Includes blogs and official docs.
Joel Abrahamsson blog: the most popular EPi-dev in EPiServer community.
Ted Gustaf blog: another well-known guy in the community.
Epinova blog: the blog of big EPiServer partner.
Mathias Kunto blog: yet another EPiServer dev blog.
Fredrik Haglund's blog: popular EPiServer dev blog (but outdated).
Regarding missing examples on CodeResort, did you register and log in? It is running on Trac, which means all modules (committed to the hosted Subversion repository) is available with full source code, directly browsable. There is lots of code in there!
See https://www.coderesort.com/p/epicode/browser
/Steve
another good place is http://labs.episerver.com/ which aggregates most of EPiServer blogs in one place.
You can find over 150+ EpiServer tutorials here: JonDJones Blog
I also have a lot of EpiServer code on my github including several sample sites: JonDJones Github
You always try the "secret" customized google search, that searches episerver blogs, forums and sdks at http://labs.episerver.com/google
If you've not seen EPiServer World then it's a great place to check out - especially the blogs on there.
Most EPiServer things are generally found on EPiServer developers blogs such as this one EPiGirl (now deleted but there are others).
Hope this helps,
Chris
Oh, forgot, we also have an IRC channel that is fairly active.
More information on my blog on EPiServer Labs:
http://labs.episerver.com/en/Blogs/Steve-Celius/Dates/112266/6/Join-us-on-IRC/
There is also http://epiwiki.se/ but I don't know of any public EPi resource that a Google Search won't find. Google will also get you good results from the EPi World Forum.
I've looked quite a bit at the source code for the edit/admin interface, its been very helpful.
Browsing through the libraries in your favorite decompiler or the object explorer in visual studio.