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Hello World - Developer Quick Start
FAQ
API Documentation
Training Videos
- Getting the code with TortoiseSVN
- Dev Series 1 Source Code Overview Part 1
- Dev Series 2 Source Code Overview Part 2
- Dev Series 3 Custom Solution
- Dev Series 4 Hello Web
- Dev Series 5 Hello Web Part 2
- Dev Series 6 Hello Guest Book
- Dev Series 7 Concepts Part 1
- Dev Series 8 Concepts Part 2
- Dev Series 9 Debugging in IIS
- Dev Series 10 Create a Table Using the Setup System
- Dev Series 11 Using The Setup System to Run Upgrade Scripts
- Dev Series 12 Generating a Data Access Class
- Dev Series 13 Generate the Business Layer
- Dev Series 14 First Guestbook Submission
- Dev Series 15 Form Layout
- Dev Series 16 Form Layout and Data Binding
- Dev Series 17 Upgrading from svn and Converting to VS 2010
- Dev Series 18 CSS Layout
- Dev Series 19 Using a WYSIWYG Editor and Captcha
- Dev Series 20 Default Button and Input Validation
- Dev Series 21 Protecting Against Untrusted Content
- Dev Series 22 Supporting Page Part 1
- Dev Series 23 Supporting Pages Part 2
- Dev Series 24 Supporting Pages Part 3
- Dev Series 25 Enforcing Security Part 1
- Dev Series 26 Enforcing Security Part 2
- Dev Series 27 Implementing the update method
- Dev Series 28 Feature Settings Part 1
- Dev Series 29 Feature Settings Part 2
- Dev Series 30 Feature Settings Part 3
- Dev Series 31 Feature Packaging and Deployment
Architecture
- Why I Don't Use an OR Mapper in mojoPortal
Setting Up Your Projects
Using The Installation System
- Configuring Initial Content
Using The Task Framework
Development on Windows
- Getting the Code with TortoiseHG
- Getting the code with TortoiseSVN
- Working with Source Code in Visual Studio
- Setting a Data Layer Reference in Visual Studio
- Packaging and Deployment
- Generating Code with CodeSmith
- Building on Windows for Deployment on Linux
- Using NUnit with Visual Studio
- Producing a Minimal Build Without Features
Development on Linux
- Getting the Code with Mercurial (HG)
- Getting the Code with svn
- Working with the Source Code in MonoDevelop
- Setting a Data Layer Reference in MonoDevelop
- Building Mono from svn
Extending mojoPortal
- Overview of Content Feature Development
- Module Settings - A Developer Convenience
- Setting Up a Solution for Custom Development
- Setup and Upgrade for Custom Features
- Making Custom Features Searchable
- Adding Custom Items to the Administration Menu
- Using Inline Code
- User Registered Event Handlers
- User Sign In Event Handlers
- Page Created Event Handlers
- Cloning an Existing Feature
- Using Friendly Urls in Custom Features
- Using a different database for a feature
mojoPortal Web Controls
- SmartCombo
- WatermarkTextBox
Using MS AJAX
Accessibility Resources
MathML Resources
Developing for Medium Trust
Customizing the Editor Toolbars
Using The SQL Query Tool
- Populating a Chart With Data From a Saved Query
Quality Assurance Process
Using WebMatrix with mojoPortal
- Using WebMatrix to run the SQL CE Version of mojoPortal
- Using WebMatrix to Migrate mojoPortal from SQL CE to SQL Server
- Using WebMatrix to Install mojoPortal from the Web Application Gallery

Getting the code with TortoiseSVN

UPDATE 2010-05-18:

mojoPortal source code is now hosted in a Mercurial respository hosted at Codeplex.

The video on this page is no longer correct, see the new article Getting the code with TortoiseHG.

A short video showing how to check out the latest mojoPortal source code from our Subversion repository aka svn trunk.

See more videos on the mojoPortal Channel on YouTube.

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