In 2017 I asked the question DNN 9 and the future of XMP . It is now four years later, and I am once again curious about the future of XMP. I am still a strong proponent of XMP, but to be honest, except for a couple of XMP updates to make it compatible with the latest version of DNN, as well as adding the Markdown feature, it has been pretty quiet over at DnnDev.Com. I now find myself in the posit
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that XMP relies heavily on the Web Forms framework. With the release of DNN 9, DNN is taking the first steps in minimizing DNN’s reliance on Web Forms. Although it is not going to happen in the next year or two, the ultimate goal of the developers at DNN is to develop a platform that does not rely on Web Forms at all, and is developed around .Net Core. Right