In 2008, Engage released our first commercial module, Engage: Publish, to a wonderful reception from the DNN community. Soon after, Engage created several more top-selling modules – committing nearly 7,000 man hours to their development. We were very successful at creating solutions that met system integrators’ needs and, hopefully, exceeded their expectations.

Mobile First Responsive Web Design is a combination of philosophies and strategies that focus first on mobile devices, as well as user accessibility when creating a design. Websites and digital applications are getting more and more complex, and with that change, designers need to create experiences that work across the entire array of digital devices out there in the wild.

The Engage team just got back from attending DNNCon, where I gave two presentations, Creating URL Providers for Your Custom Extensions and Contributing to Open Source Projects on GitHub and CodePlex.  Jason Stone also presented Enterprise Social Networking - A Primer.

Working at Engage means being part of a team of talented, passionate individuals who love what they do and bring that spirit to work everyday. We work hard… and play hard. We value and acknowledge everyone’s contributions with an uncompromising focus on our culture as well as competitive pay and great benefits.

Engage is looking for a Software Developer who will be responsible for leading all technical aspects of client website implementations. This position is responsible for designing and building tools and systems to streamline implementations of clients on a daily basis.

For more information, please visit our careers page.

Introducing Evoq Social from DNN. Your time is valuable, so why read about the power of Evoq Social when you can watch? Here's a quick (2:45) video from DNN Software that hits the highlights of why you should take a closer look at DNN's Evoq Social.

When we talk about DNN's core strengths, we frequently point to its extensibility, flexibility, and scalabity. Now that DNN has introduced an Azure-hosted solution in Evoq in the Cloud we can add redundancy and reliability to our list of reasons to love the platform.

Today DotNetNuke has undergone a dramatic and long-awaited brand relaunch. DotNetNuke is now a thing of the past, enter DNN Platform, Evoq Content and Evoq Social. DNN Corporation Co-Founder and CTO, Shaun Walker, shares his insights.

For I ♥ DNN, we wanted to bring the barrier to entry very, very low, so that anyone could join the conversation simply and easily, without having to create yet another website account. To that end, we wanted to allow folks to sign in with their existing social network logins: Facebook, Twitter, and Google. Since these are provided with DNN, we assumed it would be fairly simple to achieve our vision. However, we ran into a handful of obstacles that we worked to overcome in implementing the core social login providers, ultimately copying and extending them to better meet our needs.

How do you migrate a large, static HTML site to DotNetNuke? NACADA asked Engage that very question and we were happy to oblige them with an answer.