DotNet Nuke is an open source application framework, which has a customizable and extensible content management system. With the help of readymade skins and modules, it is used to create and manage websites as well as intranet and extranet.
The development of software DotNet Nuke was originally evolved out of the IBuySpy workshop, an application created by Shaun Walker. The development of software project was carried out four members (including co-founder Shaun Walker) in September 2006 and subsequently, this open source framework was announced. With its ease of use and customizable features, DotNet Nuke application saw over 4 million downloads in November 2007 alone. DotNet Nuke application is the result of extensive custom software programming methodologies. This is evident by the fact that it boasts dozens of basic modules.
The module based approach lets a graphic designer layout pages with ease by just dragging and dropping them to the desired place on the web page. For additional functionality, web developers and designers can write their own module in ASP.Net or purchase from third party module developers at a very low price. Another significant feature of DotNet Nuke is the usage of skins to create attractive websites.
This also provides a consistent and attractive look and feel across an entire website. The plug in skins are quite easy to operate and can be updated anytime. Developers too can create new skins. One just needs to be familiar with html layouts. The best part is that you don't need to be skilled enough to design the perfect skin. DotNet Nuke serves an excellent example of a user-friendly open source application framework.
Contemporary custom software development services must create typical applications for making website creation easy and customizable. Not only it is user-friendly, but it also contains well implemented security features.Custom software development services should create such applications with security in mind. DotNet Nuke is one of the most popular website development frameworks. The application developers strive hard for more improvements and advancements in its nodules, skins and other services.
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