Code Endeavors Compiled AJAX Module Template
The Code Endeavors AJAX Template offers the skeleton structure for creating highly efficient AJAX templates.  It encourages the developer to encapsulate logic within client-side objects to minimize naming conflicts.  It also demonstrates how to use the new AJAX callback framework (ControlMethods) in the new ClientAPI.  Additionally, it offers a solution to manage localization of messages in your javascript along with allowing modules to communicate safely on the client-side.

Code Endeavors Compiled Silverlight Module Template
The Code Endeavors Silverlight Template allows the developer to quickly integrate silverlight into DotNetNuke.  The method used insulates the client-side logic from conflicts with other modules on the page, including multiple instances of the same module. 

Here are the files from my OpenForce 07 DMD302: Building Advanced Modules Using DotNetNuke WebControls session. I have included some additional notes I used in preparation as well, which should provide a little more context to each slide. A readme.txt file included gives instructions for installation.

Click here to see a live sample of the Tournament Tracker Module discussed in this session.

The IconNav DotNetNuke module allows your DotNetNuke navigation hierarchy to be performed with the CodeEndeavors IconNav webcontrol.  It encapsulates all the functionality found within the IconNav webcontrol, including image sizing, animations for hover, unhover, select, and unselect.  Additionally, it allows for both the icon and text associated with each node to be customized.  The bottom of this site demonstrates the modules functionality. 

This product is still under development and not available for purchase yet.

The primary purpose of the DotNetNuke WebControls project is to allow developers to utilize feature-rich controls in their applications without the associated cost or distribution restrictions associated with commercial controls. All controls utilize the ClientAPI, and therefore support a rich client side object model, work cross-browser, and utilize AJAX functionality.  The current suite of controls include:  DNNMenu, DNNTree, DNNLabelEdit, DNNTabStrip, and DNNTextSuggest.

The DotNetNuke Client API is composed of both server-side and client-side code that works together to enable a simple and reliable interface for the developer to provide a rich client-side experience.