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Is DotNetNuke a second-class citizen?

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Is DotNetNuke a second-class citizen?

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Posted by: Shaun Walker, on 08 May 2008 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s) In early April our friend Michael Desmond, from Redmond Developer News, wrote a thought provokingarticle related to Open Source on the Microsoft platform. The title of the article was “Open Source .NET Projects Getting Cold Shoulder?” and it featured quotes from Jeff Atwood ( formerly of Vertigo – the original authors of the IBuySpy Portal sample application in 2000 ) which highlighted that “open source projects are treated as second-class citizens in the Microsoft ecosystem”. Later, in May, Michael…

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