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Creating a DNN Module and Understanding DNN Architectural Approach

Last Updated: 18 Jan 2007 Page Views: 144,705 Rating: 4.68/5 Votes: 67 Popularity: 8.55 Bookmark Count: 174

Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

How to create a DotNetNuke Module that does something and understand how it and the DNN architecture work together

Matthew Hintzen

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Matthew is the Founder, CEO, Chief Architect, Chief Bottle washer and all around programming grunt of Long Cloud Technologies (both US and NZ Corporations). While he could say he wrote his first program in 1972 on the IBM remote terminal at Los Angeles Museum of Science and Industry during summer vacation (yes, during summer vacation he begged his parent's to let him take classes) He's only really been programming for fun and profit since 1993 (with an emphasis on Profit).

In 2005 He and his partner of 20 years relocated from Santa Barbara, CA to New Zealand, where he is currently (Shameless Plug Follows) running an offshore development house (www.LongCloudTech.com) where Native Kiwis help him program software solutions for US clients as well as bringing his Architectural expertise to Kiwi firms.

His first love was Visual Basic, but like most fickle lovers, he started playing around on the side with C# and now... well VB is still waiting for his phone calls.

He architected, project managed, and lead programmed, a shrink wrap solution for a client that is currently being used worldwide by NASA and Chevron as well as other fortune 500 companies to improve internal HR safety and product quality.

He is the caretaker for the world's most expensive dog; Xander (Who cost more then $600k, seeing as that was the price for the home with a yard that his partner made a condition of letting him get a dog).

Just for fun he plays with his dog, reads, plays XBox 360, reads, watches DVDs, reads, tramps ("hikes" for you yanks) through New Zealand bush, reads.

Occupation:	Web Developer
Location:	New Zealand


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