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6/15/2006 6:25 PM
 
You can get VS2005 standard for free from MS.    Before that I was going the VWD route until I realized since I will be doing 3.x modules yet for websites but want to get started with 4.x I would rather do it the same way.   Obviously there have been so many complaints that MS added WAP support.  I think that it is the point..  I think developers and especially DNN developers want WAP. 
 
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6/15/2006 6:34 PM
 

brian wrote
You can get VS2005 standard for free from MS.

AFAIK only the Express Editions are free!


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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6/15/2006 7:00 PM
 

http://www.learn2asp.net/Campaign.aspx

better hurry!!   I got mine yesterday in the mail.   Now, I need all the WAP DNN tools  ;)

 
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6/15/2006 7:22 PM
 

Charles,

My biggest issue with the dynamic approach is there is no way to version your project.  Since all code files are in the same project they all get the same assembly version number.  For custom module developers that need to package and distribute their modules without the source the WAP method is the way to go.  In my opinion anyone that needs this functionality would have a non express version of Visual Studio.

Now the core modules that is another thing…..not sure what would be best.  Can you tell me more about the upgrade wizard?

Thanks
Bert

 

 

 
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6/16/2006 2:31 AM
 

Hi Bert,

First of all...Great idea :)

Now, we could work together on this, but I've already gone in a different direction from you, I won't be creating a starter kit (at least not in the first idea, later on, maybe to demonstrate some kind of sample code guidance), but rather a set of real Visual Studio templates with wizards and such.

Also as for MSBuild, I've already made a small MSBuild WDP which deploys the dlls to the main dnn, and it is totally generic, in your approach you hard code the paths to dnn and such. I will continue working on the MSBuild file until I cover most of the basic deployment scenarios (next thing is zipping and packaging, hopefully I can continue on the generic, no hard code streak)

Later on I plan to develop a CI strategy, module testing harness, and everything else, by that time also Philip Beadle will join me on the project as he has contacted me with this desire.

So, if you see yourself in this team also (which would be great, only with the integrated work of all of us we can make this into complete guidance package), and want to help with the whole thing, contact me by mail and in a week or two when I finish the bits I'm working on (to finish what I started) I can see which part of the idea you can handle and we can "mingle".

how does that sound?

 


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Vladan Strigo
NETMedia

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