So at 14 years old my daughter started her Jonas Brothers Fansite this month, and in less than one month's time she is at over 700 unique visitors per day. I'm simply amazed at how she picked up DotNetNuke, and some web tools like PhotoShop, Dreamweaver, and learning some of the HTML basics. It does a father proud to see their child take up the family trade and move full force ahead like she did.

I had to add another blog entry to give a little linkage help too. Now I can farm out some of my DNN work as well. What are the child labor laws....?

I kind of took 2006 off of the speaking trail, only speaking at an event in Edinboro, PA, this year however I'm back at it again. I have two events lined up already. For some reason folks want me to come and speak about DotNetNuke (could be my two books on it, I dunno). So here is my schedule for the next month:

Pittsburgh Code Camp: DotNetNuke Module, & Skinning Development

Saturday, April 14, 2007
Time Zone: (UTC -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)     Description: Join Patrick Santry and a slew of other presentors at the Pittsburgh, PA CodeCamp. Patrick will be presenting on DotNetNuke development, covering skins, skin objects, and module development.

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No this site isn't aimed at DNN content. Rather it's a fan site for a band called Jonas Brothers. The reason I'm bringing this up in my blog is because my daughter is following in my footsteps and built a DNN site. She did the entire site, created the graphics in PhotoShop, developed the skin in DreamWeaver, and packaged it up and uploaded it to DNN. All she came to me was for advice and an occasional question.

This kind of says something for DNN, she is only 14 years old, and was able to figure it out mostly on her own. I'm sure genetics come into play somewhere. ;-)

Now she's talking about developing her own modules.

And the link in order to generate some spider traffic for her.
http://www.jonasbrothersfan.com