How to make CSLA work seamlessly in an ASP.NET Core application by customizing IContextManager and configuring DI to align both worlds.

Solve dynamic plugin issues in ASP.NET Core Razor views by creating a custom TagHelper type resolver that supports globbing patterns.

Announcing the release of DnnPackager v2.0.6 with feature highlights and GitHub release notes.

Explores the dual-purpose nature of source packages in DotNetNuke, weighing the pros and cons of including full Visual Studio project files.

A follow-up tutorial on integrating Aurelia with ASP.NET 5 MVC, including automation, bundling, and advanced front-end configurations.

Envisioning a specialized project type in Visual Studio to support clean, robust DotNetNuke module development using DnnPackager.

Get started with DnnPackager to streamline your DotNetNuke module development workflow, including setup, packaging, and debugging tips.

Learn how to fully automate your Xamarin Android unit test apps using TestyDroid, from emulator boot to TeamCity test reports.

Quick link and note on setting up SSH access for Bitbucket on Windows, pointing to an external tutorial.

Guides beginners through integrating modern frontend tooling like NPM, Gulp, and Aurelia into an ASP.NET 5 MVC project.

Outlines a cleaner, faster DNN module development workflow using DnnPackager, with focus on remote debugging and deployment.

Step-by-step automation of DotNetNuke website and module deployments using Octopus Deploy and internal NuGet feeds.

A deep dive into the capabilities and limits of ExecuteMultipleRequest in Dynamics CRM, illustrated with SQL analogies.

Explains a breaking change in ASP.NET 5 affecting NuGet package install scripts and how it impacts package authors.

Reduce roundtrips in Dynamics CRM by leveraging ExecuteMultipleRequest to retrieve plugin-generated values more efficiently.

A practical guide to unit testing CRM plugins without mocking every dependency, using isolation and override techniques.

An entertaining declaration marking the launch of Darrell Tunnell's blog, with a tongue-in-cheek historical flair.