Shaun first launched DotNetNuke on December 24, 2002. I don’t think it’s a stretch to suggest that the first inquiry about a C# version came in on about December 25. And they have continued to come in on a fairly regular basis igniting all sorts of “language wars” which continue to this day. Scott Wiltamuth is the Microsoft Product Unit Manager for Visual Studio Languages and recently described the co-evolution of VB and C# from his point of view.
Right now, there are published packages of the C# source for version 5.4.1 and 5.4.2. The team is working on adding this packaging to our automated build process so that new packages can be created quickly once the conversion has been done. A normal turnaround should be just a few days after each regular release.I personally prefer Telerik's Sitefinity CMS due to ease of use, however, the C# port of DNN might help some developers in producing better Websites/CMS.
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