Hello, Just out of curiosity.... Is it possible to use dotnetnuke in the application based web development...such as lets say online airline reservation system,online accounting system,online management systems and other complex application which requires lots of database interactions and lots of multiple event trigger???? if we use the module programming in dotnetnuke wouldn`t it be very complex???can somebody put some light in this??? thanks Sudeep

Yes, it is possible to use DotNetNuke as a platform for complex applications.

Yes, it is likely that this will require a lot of programming. That is because the application is comples, not because of DotNetNuke.

As an example, you can purchase the ASPDOTNETStorefront as an ASP.NET application, and as a DotNetNuke module.

For complex applications, I think that good design and analysis is what will help you decide the direction. One question: What does DotNetNuke bring to the solution? If it contributes, reduces development time, etc. it might a quite viable way to do.

I recently has worked on an ASP.NET project that included custom permissions, menus, skins, etc. Starting from scratch, all of that is provided by DotNetNuke, and in a natural and extensible way. DotNetNuke would have been a great choice for that project ...

it does offer a lot of modules that contributes to the objective of the project....but i am not quite sure whether it will let me do anything i want similar to what i do when using simple aspx page and backend C# code....

Yes, it will let you do anything that you want.  It will go much more smoothly, though, if you learn to work within the framework ... assuming that you do want to use DotNetNuke.

Is it possible u guys post one video on a)Create a .aspx page and code file in C#(which will connect to some database) or VB.net and link it to the tab in dotnetnuke without using Iframe(because everybody knows it gives quite a lot of problem sometimes). thanks

Hello,

Thanks for the suggestion, but at the moment I don't want to create videos on module development / programming, thanks,