Free DotNetNuke (DNN) Skin, responsive using Bootstrap, HammerFlex

This blog post is a simple collection of free resources for the HammerFlex skin for DotNetNuke. HammerFlex is a responsive, open source skin that utilizes Bootstrap V3 to provide a flexible mobile friendly layout/design for your DotNetNuke (DNN) websites.
Project Website (source): https://github.com/ChrisHammond/HammerFlex
Releases: https://github.com/ChrisHammond/HammerFlex/releases
Tutorials/Blog Posts

• Introducing HammerFlex, a new open source skin for DNN using Bootstrap 3
• Using the Bootstrap Carousel in the DNN HammerFlex skin
• The Layouts of the HammerFlex open source skin for DotNetNuke

If you are looking for Chris Hammond

If you are looking for Chris Hammond, you are looking in the wrong place. The place to find him is over at ChrisHammond.com/ Chris Hammond is the Director of Customer Experience for Clubready, Inc in Ellisville, Missouri. He has spent over 11 years working with open source projects in the ASP.NET ecosystem, primarily DotNetNuke. Chris is a published author and has been a frequent presenter at conferences, user groups and companies around the world. Chris provides many ASP.NET and DotNetNuke tutorials through his blog at ChrisHammond.com. He is also an active DNN Community member, providing support in the DNN Forums. " And don't forget to check Natalie Hammond Dressage Update: 2024 Chris Hammond works at World Wide Technology, Inc out of Maryland Heights Missouri as a Solutions Architect.

this is not my blog

If you made it here, you should really check out the blog I update at chrishammond.com

DotNetNuke Training Announcements

I’m pleased to announce that DotNetNuke Corporation has a new partnership agreement with Engage Software which will allow us to leverage the valuable Engage training materials developed over many years to offer groundbreaking new training to DotNetNuke users. I am also pleased to announce that the first of our new training programs is available now on the DotNetNuke Training page on DotNetNuke.com.

As some of you may know and many may not, after many years of being a DotNetNuke Core Team member, I recently became an employee of DotNetNuke Corporation. I have picked up my family and relocated from Colorado to the Bay Area here in Northern California. If you’ve seen any of my posts in the forums you likely have noticed my title, Director of Training Programs. This blog post is to talk about what exactly that entails, as well as an announcement that we are making today in terms of training.

My role here at DotNetNuke Corporation is to develop a training program for the software that I have been using personally and professionally for over 7 years. For the past 5+ years I worked for a long time DotNetNuke services provider and DotNetNuke Fusion Partner, Engage Software, out of St. Louis, Missouri. Training at Engage started out as an added service that was provided to existing clients as they were delivered projects that had been implemented using DotNetNuke.

Over time Engage decided to invest a lot in terms of time and resources to develop materials for a full slate of training courses as well as a partnership with DotNetNuke Corporation to be an Official Training Partner. This partnership was beneficial for both parties as it provided DotNetNuke Corp in its infancy with a resource that wouldn’t have been available due to the commitment and cost involved in developing such materials. For Engage it provided a great way to provide additional services to the DotNetNuke ecosystem in a matter that allowed the company to leverage the level of knowledge the business and employees had been able to acquire about the DotNetNuke platform with their many years of work.

Today DotNetNuke Corporation has announced a partnership with Engage Software to leverage the rights to the materials that Engage has invested so much time and effort into developing.

The idea behind this partnership, and the creation of the role I am now filling at DotNetNuke Corp is to provide an even wider range of training opportunities for the ecosystem. The goal for this new program and my role is simple, to make learning DotNetNuke easier. While my role will include working with the developers within DotNetNuke Corp and the various teams of developers outside of the bounds of DotNetNuke Corp to make the platform easier to use, the primary goal for my position is to push the envelope on the further development of training materials and resources for the community to learn and utilize the platform.

DotNetNuke Corporation will be leveraging the materials from Engage to develop a number of different training offerings. We aren’t quite ready to announce all of those offerings just yet, but I can announce one of those items here today. The first offering we are going to be providing is a series of DotNetNuke Training Webinars. These webinars are starting in just a couple of weeks and will provide a wide variety of topics for users with all levels of experience with DotNetNuke. Be sure to check out the DotNetNuke Training page for more information about the webinars, along with a schedule of the upcoming sessions.

As of right now you might notice that there are a collection of paid webinars but that will be changing here shortly as we are going to be offering a number of free webinars as well. These will start up in June 2010 when we will be offering 2-3 free webinars a month with the possibility of offering more depending on the demand. Stay tuned to the DotNetNuke Training page and DNNCorp on Twitter as we add more to the webinar schedule.

Another item we are working on from a training perspective is to create training materials that can be used by Fusion Partners to provide training services for DotNetNuke around the globe. We are in the planning phases for this program so the implementation of this program is still a ways off. If your company is interested in providing feedback in a partner training program please be sure to join the Fusion Partner Program. We will be reaching out to those partners who have expressed an interest in being part of a training program as we continue to build up this program.

I have been involved with DotNetNuke since January of 2003, just a few short days after the first release in December 2002. I am very excited about what the future holds for DotNetNuke as well as myself, and I look forward to hearing from you on our new training.

If you have any feedback on the training offerings or any questions that I may answer please feel free to email me at training@dnncorp.com.

Natalie Hammond Dressage in Colorado

If you are looking for Dressage lessons in Parker Colorado or around Denver be sure to check out Natalie Hammond Dressage.

Natalie recently moved from St. Louis to Colorado and is working out of Stellar Stables, a great place to ride in the winter! It's in doors and warm!

Colorado

We live in Colorado now! Check it out! http://www.going2colorado.com/

Official Google Blog: Introducing the Google Chrome OS

Official Google Blog: Introducing the Google Chrome OS

DotNetNuke Training

We've been working on expanding our DotNetNuke Training offerings over at Engage. If you haven't stopped by the site you should check it out!
http://www.engagesoftware.com/Training.aspx

Home Automation Blog

I was looking for a good home automation blog and didn't find one that suited my needs. So I started up my own, you can check out my home automation blog at http://www.domoticsblog.com/

DotNetNuke Training

If you're in need of some DNN Training be sure to check out the latest in DotNetNuke Training offerings from Engage Software!

The first classes are scheduled for the end of March 2008, and will be located in St. Louis, Missouri.

We also offer onsite training where we will come provide training at your location. Check out http://www.engagesoftware.com/ for more information

Seo in St. Louis Missouri?

If you're looking for an SEO specialist in St. Louis Missouri be sure to check out my blog post over on http://www.chrishammond.com/.

I'm able to perform a number of SEO services through my employer Engage Software

Glendale Chrysler Sucks

Glendale Chrysler in St. Louis Missouri Sucks! Check out why by reading this post!

Where should you be?

If you're looking for information about Chris Hammond you really should check out http://chrishammond.com/

If you're looking for information about Chris and Natalie Hammond check out http://www.horsesandcars.com/

Project240z.com My Datsun 240Z Project Web Site

If you're looking for information about my Datsun 240Z be sure to check out http://www.project240z.com
It's got all the information, photos, and video of the project!

A new Saint Louis dressage and equestrian website, Nottowayfarm.com

Just over a week ago a new St. Louis equestrian website went live. I built a new website for www.nottowayfarm.com
Check it out, it's built on DotNetNuke and will be a place for Nottoway Farm to host images and videos of their customers, horses and events.
If you're looking for a great place for Dressage Boarding in Saint Louis check out www.nottowayfarm.com, and if you're looking for Dressage Training in St. Louis be sure to check out my wife's website at www.NatalieHammond.com

Who is The Trashman?

Chris Hammond is The Trashman, yes, you heard it hear first. I am known as The Trashman.
Don't ask why, just understand when people call me Trashy they are referencing the name and not just calling me trashy, or wait, are they?
So, if you're looking for The Trashman you've found your man. I even own the domain name, www.thetrashman.com.

DotNetNuke Developer in Lexington Kentucky

If you're looking for a DotNetNuke Developer in Lexington Kentucky be sure to check out http://chrishammond.com a very excellent developer.

Autocross Season for 2007

The autocross year of 2007 is upon us! If you're looking for the best autocross discussions on the web checkout Solo2.org, The Ultimate Autocross Website.

Solo2.org covers all the best topics of autocross, including class, events, tires, cars, and modifications.

Inside St. Louis!

If you're looking for the best information about St. Louis check out http://stlouisinside.com. We aggregate St. Louis.

Don't buy a shadow trailer!

Don't buy a Shadow Trailer in Ocala Florida
The Mad Blogger wouldn't recommend buying a Shadow Trailer for Shadow Trailers in Ocala Florida or from the Ocala Trailer Company.
If you've had a bad experience with Shadow Trailers, this is your post, give TMB some love.

Here's the original post as to why not to buy a Shadow Trailer!