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Author: Chad Voller Created: 1/28/2008 2:05 PM
This blog is devoted to general I/T stuff, web development, life in general, and generally whatever else. Like most programmers and developers out there, I continue to learn new things throughout my career. When I learn something, I like to share it no matter how basic the information. From fundamental tips and tricks to the more complicated things I learn, here I will share. Enjoy!

Frank Wang from AliCommerce just released his new store module, AliCommerce this week.  I had the pleasure of designing some themes for the product, and truly enjoyed getting them done for Frank's product.  This is one of the first commercial items I have been a contributor for, and I certainly hope it won't be the last!
Many thanks to the team at AliCommerce for a terrific module that simplifies the shopping cart process for any DNN developer.  Way to go, AliCommerce!

Here are the links to the new themes I developed for AliCommerce:

Aqua

GlassyGreen

SimpleBlack

SimpleBlue

Wood

BigGreen (glassy green larger)

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One thing is certain: you don't get if you don't ask.  When I started in I.T. I went into it fully expecting to find a community of people willing to give.  I was right.  By and large I find those in the I.T. community to be ready to share.  I do run across those who are more from the OLD camp of keeping information to themselves.  Ran into one them today, actually, and I wanted to rip his arms off (but I didn't).  He was the type who acts like he knows everything, even if he doesn't.  Then, when you have a contribution to make, he makes you feel like it isn't valuable and you don't know what you're talking about.  But I digress.  
Most of the people I meet in I.T. are eager to help and so it encourages me to return the favor.  The DotNetNuke community is particularly helpful in this regard.  So I have learned to ask experts for help when I need it.  And, surprise, they are almost always willing to share and teach.  So, don't be afraid to ask for help, even from someone you might think wouldn't be interested in giving you assistance.  Because if you don't ask, you don't get.

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