John Papa is a professional Web Developer and storyteller. He currently leads the Academic Cloud Advocacy teams at Microsoft and formerly worked for Disney.
I spent some time last week working on converting my blog that you are reading at http://johnpapa.net [https://www.johnpapa.net/] from Graffiti CMS to Orchard CMS 1.1.3. This post explains pretty much everything I had to do from beginning to end, so it is pretty lengthy. But it should be helpful to
[https://www.johnpapa.net/wp-content/uploads/media/Windows-Live-Writer/1656e50489d9_14FA4/image_2.png] So what happens when you mix free food and drinks, 50+ awesome open source projects, and a genuinely interested techy audience? You get Open Source Fest! Check out the photos our photographer to
Now that I am back from MIX11, I’ll be blogging about my experiences and what struck me most. For starters, I wanted to share special “thank you’s” to everyone who was involved in UX Lightning. This was one of the most fun events I have ever been involved with pulling together! First, thank you to
Paul Stubbs, of Sharepoint Sideshow [http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/SharePointSideshow], joins John to discuss some new features the Sharepoint team have released for Visual Studio to make Silverlight development easier [http://jpapa.me/sltv68]. Paul walks through the new Visual Studio extension tha
This week on Silverlight TV [http://jpapa.me/sltv67] … Recently, UX legend Bill Buxton was in town and stopped by to share what he's been up to. In this video, he discusses how integrated devices with things that "just work together," UX, and touch might all be in our lives to a much l
