Jonathan Sheely: Affinigent Charts

Affinigent Charts uses jQuery to add basic chart functionality to a DotNetNuke module.

Affinigent Charts on CodePlex

Jonathan won an Apple iPad WiFi 16GB for his entry in the Hackathon.

Todd Bollinger: RSVP

The RSVP module manages a listing of events and comments for each event. RSVP was made to demonstrate what can be done using jQuery for the UI of DNN modules.

Demo: http://www.todd-bollinger.com/RSVPEventModule.aspx

DNNRSVP on CodePlex

Todd won an Apple iPad WiFi 16GB for his entry in the Hackathon.

Chris Chubb: LocalScene

What bands are playing where and when and will I like them? LocalScene is a module that allows the user to search for live music being performed in their local area in the near future. Events are mapped into a Google map using the venue's address. Popup information about each event lists the performer(s), performance date/time, location information for the venue, links to the performers profile on LastFM, a short list of the 5 most popular tracks by the performer (with pictures and links to the LastFM player for that song) plus the ability to save performances into the users local list. This module was developed from scratch with no programming written before 5/5/2010.

LocalScene on CodePlex

Chris won a $400 cash award for his entry in the Hackathon.

Joe Brinkman: SocialScapes

The SocialScapes Sidebar provides a simple Twitter application that sides in a sidebar on your website. Users can see a customized stream of tweets and can even respond directly from your site.

SocialScapes on CodePlex

Joe won a $400 cash award for his entry in the Hackathon.