Come Join DevCentral for the Seattle DotNetNuke User Group Meeting

By Jason Rahm	Article Rating:
February 2, 2012 03:07 AM EST	Reads:	398

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If you didn’t know, the DevCentral platform runs on DotNetNuke, the leading open source ASP.Net CMS. It’s a great development platform for turning out rich sites, and we’re excited to be hosting the next Seattle DNN User Group meeting next Wednesday, February 8th, beginning at 6pm at 401 Elliot Ave West, Seattle, WA.

Agenda

6:00 - Arrive Sign in
6:10 - Tour F5 facilities
6:30 – Presentation Begins

Steven – Introductions and DC/DNN Overview
April – Managing a Community
Jason – Overview of the infrastructure we run

7:20 – Q & A
7:30 – Social Hour – Buckley’s

We’re super excited to be involved in this next DNN user group, hope to see you there!

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Experienced predominantly in the networking realm over the last dozen or so years, Jason is expanding his horizons towards systems management and even trying his hand at python.

Jason assists in the maintenance duties for http://devcentral.f5.com, contributes frequently in the forums, and writes weekly on some cool geekery in the F5 product lines. When not working, Jason enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife Michelle and his four children. He is active and volunteers network administration duties at his church and if there are any remaining minutes in the week, he enjoys Wii & XBOX, tennis, racquetball, softball, etc. He does not enjoy running, but does (scratch that, thinks about doing) it anyway to recover his youthful appearance.

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