DotNetNuke is a content management system ideal for creating and deploying projects such as commercial web sites, corporate intranets and extranets, and online publishing portals.
DotNetNuke is provided as open-source software, licensed under a BSD-style agreement. In general, this license grants the general public permission to obtain the software free-of-charge. It also allows individuals to do whatever they wish with the application framework, both commercially and non-commercially, with the simple requirement of giving credit back to the DotNetNuke project community.
Site Settings. Stylesheets. Site Skins.
Modules.
Account LogIn, Announcements, Banners, Contacts, Discussion, Documents, Events List/Calendar, FAQs, Feedback, IFrame, Image, Links, News Feed (RSS), Search Input, Search Results, Service Directory, Survey, Text/HTML, User Accounts, User Defined Table, Users Online, Weblog Calendar, Weblog Recent List, Weblog Referrals List, Weblogs, and XML/XSL.
File Management. Recycle Bin. Drag and Drop Functionality. Banner Advertising.

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Is Gizmo Project a Skype Killer?
For those of you not in the know, there are now two programs out there that do free P2P VoIP - Skype has been around for quite awhile now, where Gizmo Project (which may get a new name soon) is a relative newcomer.
Both offer similar paid services, such as the ability to call out to standard phone networks, or the ability to have your own custom inbound number.


My friend asked me if I knew how they compared, in terms of RAM utilization. Skype.exe is eating 22,784K according to Windows XP. Gizmo.exe is using 16,292K. Gizmo wins for size, at least initially, but is still beta and has less functions now.
Any call to a Gizmo Project user is free. No matter when, no matter where, no matter how long. Free. There?s no monthly service charge. Nor is there a set up cost. Gizmo Project is free.

Is Gizmo Project a Skype Killer?

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What is Parser3?
Parser is a simple and convenient object-oriented language, which allows creating good sites in short time. It is a little more complicated than HTML, but requires no special programming skills. Parser was started in Art. Lebedev studio in 1997. Nowadays, most of sites created by Art. Lebedev studio are made with Parser.

What is it for, anyway?
Language is designed and optimized in such a way that it would be more convenient to create good sites. Language supports working with forms, cookies, table files, databases, and XML. Support for user operators and classes allows to extend its functionality.

There is PHP, what Parser is for?
PHP is a programming language requiring appropriate training. Parser can be successfully used by non-professional programmers. Parser is especially good in that it allows mere mortals to create and maintain complex dynamic sites without spending too much time. So you can use your main time to go swimming or drink a cool cocktail at night ;-)

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