Ok after a couple of very hectic months, here's a recap of Day 2  of the DNN Summit held in January 2017. This training day was a long and intense. The morning began early with a full day DNN Training Administration session run by Aderson Oliviera from DNN Hero, and this was followed by the DNN Partner Summit or roundtable for those that were interested. The extra few months have helped solidify some of the lessons learn on this day.

This is the first of a three part article series recapping the DNN Summit 2017. The aim is to have an informative set of articles highlighting the lessons learnt as well as information relating to the DNN roadmap. The purpose is to provide info that benefits both the website owner that has invested in DNN as their platform of choice, and the DNN developer who is tasked with managing a DNN site for their organisation.

This first article in the series actually breaks the rules somewhat...

Currently on my way to the DNN Summit and after my fourth site I bring up on my phone I noticed just how much I take for granted that a website should just work, and very well, on a mobile device.

Some have fared better than others but it makes me wonder why there are so many sites that have ignored mobile viewers 

The DNN Summit is about a week away and I've been going through the session schedule (Day 3) to see what sessions I should attend and which ones I have to miss out on :(

As with any big conference there are so many clashes and I wish I could attend them all! Nontheless here are my picks and why...

Over the past year we have seen first hand how easily intruders can take advantage of certain vulnerabilities to cause havoc and affect your brand. It's obviously a really bad look for your organisation, but more importantly it can have cost a lot of money to rectify. So here is some Christmassy advice advice on some things you can do to secure your DNN site if you haven't done so already.