In the second quarter of 2010, Iatek will release a portal product built on the MVC (model-view-controller) design pattern. Using the ASP.NET MVC 2 Framework, this new CMS and portal application will be highly configurable, testable and extensible. As part of the initial release, PortalApp MVC will contain core controllers for user management, content management, community forums and a 100% Web-based administration console to manage the entire Web application and services.
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I decided it would be interesting to correlate the latest social media terms and brands into a elemental chart. This is chart is a prototype and will continually evolve from reader input, but let's start with some basic social media elements:Social Media ElementsTw - TwitterFb - FacebookFr - A friendFo - A followerUp - A status update or postingFm - Last.fmFl - Flickr Sh - "Shorty" or url shortenerFd - A feed (usually RSS)Ob - An object Co - Retro content, community or collaboration software Dg - DiggCompound Social Media ElementsAPi - Interface to expose some data and functionalityMsh - A mashup or remix of a core element
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A lot of Tweeple (Twitter users) are using desktop and mobile clients like seesmic, tweetdeck, twhirl and tweetie, but I don't find a lot of reviews and stats on Web-based Twitter clients. With it's killer API, and average Web UI, I think more developers should bring on Web clients that re-mash Twitter. Best of all you don't have to download anything to clutter up your hard drive. Here are the ones that I found:TwitIQhttp://twitiq.comA "Smarter Twitter" client provides a clean interface and layout to tweets, trends and friends. The multiple account management features is great if you represent multiple "Tweeple" across more that 1 Twitter account. TwitIQ also lets you track content via "channels". A channel might be based on a keyword search, hashtag or user and is useful as a targeting tool.TwitZaphttp://www.twitzap.comTwitZap is almost a clone of the standard Twitter/home with an additional search feature that enables y
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Recently I integrated some AJAX features into PortalApp using the AjaxControlToolkit. My page contained several UpdatePanel controls and one UpdatePanelAnimationExtender, that I need to use to display a "Please Wait" panel while a GridView was updating. Thanks to Matt Berseth for the great demo.Then I ran into a little glitch. The progress indicator worked great when my GridView was udpating, but it also tried to pop-up when ANY of my other Update Panels were updating. This was a problem.Using help from this post, I added to 2 new JS functions to my page that enable the JS to know which control is doing the PostBack:function pageLoad(){var manager = Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance();manager.add_initializeRequest(OnInitializeRequest);}function OnInitializeRequest(sender, args){var manager = Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance();currentPostBackElement = args.get_postBackElement().parentElement;}These were added in addition to the OnU
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This is an age old question in the Content Management world. In 2007, Deane at Gadgetopia came up with some really good answers. What's great is the list is broken down into essentials and nice-to-haves.At it most basic level a CMS should:Accomodate information that can take many forms -- text, images, hyperlinks, etc..Enable users that are often non-technical personnel to manage site content.Facilitate content management as a collaborative effort that may involve various roles.There are many definitions of a CMS. Here is the CMS defined according to typo3. A content management system (CMS) is a computer application used to create, edit, manage, search and publish various kinds of digital media and electronic text. CMSs are frequently used for storing, controlling, versioning, and publishing industry-specific documentation such as news articles, operators' manuals, technical manuals, sales guides, and marketing brochures. The content managed may include compute
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What are you doing?Thinking that I was wrong about Twitter. When I first came across it -- I couldn't see the point. Who really cares what me or anyone else is doing? It reminds of those co-workers that are at your desk talking all day while your actually trying to be productive.As reality would seem, Twitter does matter and there are now oodles of unexpected twitter remixes and mashups that are now (instantly) sharing in the success. A slick API client: http://www.tweetium.comA stock site: http://www.stocktwits.comA MLM site: https://easytweets.comA microblogger re-blogger: http://www.loudtwitter.com/ A counter: http://twittercounter.comA feed service: http://www.twitterfeed.comA tag cloud: http://www.twitscoop.comAn African-American Twitter directory: http://www.tweemix.comA brand tracker: http://www.trackingtwitter.com/brandsSo what do you think has made it such a success? I don't think people
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