Today, we’re announcing another new feature—and this is a big one: Integration of Microsoft’s Web App Gallery.

Filed under: Technology by Will Rose
Tags: .NET, acquia drupal, Amplifeeder, app, application, AtomSite, blog, CMS, DasBlog, dotnet, dotnetblogengine, DotNetNuke Community Edition, Gallery Server Pro, Kentico, Mayando, Microsoft Web App Gallery, mojoPortal, Moodle, n2 cms, PHP, phpbb, ResourceBlender.NET, ScrewTurn Wiki, SiteFinity, Subtext, Sugar CRM, Tango, Umbraco, WAG, WebControlCenter, WordPress, WPI
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Like our original cookbook, the point of WebsitePanel–or, at least, why we love it–is that it will make the lives of dedicated and VPS customers easier. Now, all through a web-based control panel, you’ll be able to create custom made hosting plans and price them how you see fit, create websites without touching IIS, or FTP accounts without ever touching FileZilla, create full-blown mail accounts, manage customer billing, and much, much more.

Filed under: Technology by Will Rose
Tags: .NET, cookbook, dedicated, DotNetPanel, FileZilla, hosting, IIS7, reseller, SmarterMail, SmarterStats, SmarterTools, Virtual private server, VPS, Web server, WebsitePanel, Windows Server 2008
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On the edge of your seat awaiting the results of our lead programmer’s quest to identify ways to improve the performance of Visual Studio? After four separate tests he was able to uncover a solid solution.

Filed under: Development, Smart People, Technology by devteam
Tags: .NET, CPU, CPU memory, developer, hard drive, hardware, ReSharper, Solid State Drive, Visual Studio, Visual Studio IDE
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There are many reasons to consider our newest credit card processing solution, but we’ve boiled it down to the top three.

Filed under: Customer Service, General Information by Libbie
Tags: .NET, API, credit card processing, designer, developer, ecommerce, NewtPay, online payment, PHP, reseller
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What’s new in the world of .NET this week? Software Development Manager, Chris Johnson, shares with us what he’s excited about from a development standpoint.

Filed under: Development, Technology by admin
Tags: .NET, .NET 4.0 Beta 2, Azure, C#, Cloud computing, code, Microsoft, SKU, VB, Visual Studio 2010, VS, Web
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