The Mighty Blog

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I work for the DotNetNuke Corporation. I am a self-proclaimed DotNetNuke Evangelist, but I also use it daily. In the DNN world, I am a programmer, DBA, architect, business analyst, speaker, tutorial writer, administrator, and just overall a DNN junkie... Therefore, you may see a few posts here that are not DNN or .Net related, but for the most part it will be all DNN all day - every day! Every day is DotNetNuke day!
By Will Strohl on 4/29/2008
I was lucky enough to be one of the small amount of the people that has already seen Ironman, slated to come out this Friday.
By Will Strohl on 4/17/2008
Here is what happened...
By Will Strohl on 4/17/2008
I have a project on deck where I am using a multi-threaded process to perform an action in the background while the web visitor looks at a pretty ad during the process. And this is my story...
By Will Strohl on 4/16/2008
I just had a run-in with the AOL SPAM filters for one of the web sites I am involved in. Here is my gripe...
By Will Strohl on 4/14/2008
Here is something that was happening to me today when trying to spawn a new thread to perform some task...
By Will Strohl on 4/13/2008
I just finished building a new PC at home, and I am nearing the end of the software installations. However, something caused me to stumble along the way. Here is a reminder piece of advice...
By Will Strohl on 4/11/2008
There are many details yet to be worked out, but it looks like there will be another DotNetNuke® event in Orlando, Florida.
By Will Strohl on 4/5/2008
Today I presented a session to the Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group. Here is how I feel it went... I hope I see you at the next session.
By Will Strohl on 4/5/2008
For quite a long time now, I wasn't receiving the DotNetNuke® newsletter. I also was not able to find a way to sign up for it on the DotNetNuke® web site. Here is how to get yourself back on the DotNetNuke® mailing list.
By Will Strohl on 3/25/2008

I very often end up speaking to people about how much proper string handling, concatenation, and evaluation can increase the performance of a web site or application. So I decided to write a guide about it...

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