Migration To Community Server 2.1 Complete

The migration of JK.com to Community Server 2.1 is complete (still a few little issues to iron out, mainly related to CSS stuff plus a couple of controls to write).  It was by far the easiest CS upgrade to date, had minimal downtime and only one error, which of course was caused by me and not CS itself.  Regular visitors won’t notice much of a difference in the GUI (aside from the tag cloud)…as I’ve said before most of the work went into content mirroring and the Control Panel.

My blog roll is still accessible here; this evening’s project is to get a new tab up with all of my mirrored feeds on it.

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Only published comments... Jul 16 2006, 05:23 PM by Jayson Knight

Filed under: Community Server, Site News

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	Ken said: Nice! Glad the update went well! July 16, 2006 11:25 PM
	Jayson Knight said: Yeah, now if only my CP add-in could go as smoothly ;-). July 16, 2006 11:59 PM
	Keyvan Nayyeri said: Very good :-) July 17, 2006 9:21 AM
	Community Server Daily News said: from the editor's desk occasional messages that don't fit anywhere else A big thanks to Scott July 24, 2006 1:35 PM
	Community Server Bits said: Jayson Knight Couldn't Wait . A follow-up post tells us all went smoothly . This is excellent, since March 12, 2007 9:53 AM

About Jayson Knight

Jayson Knight was clueless to the computer programming world until he took a C++ class in college. The rest is proverbial history. He has been building applications targeting the .Net framework for 7 years, focusing mainly on internet technologies and database driven web application development.

Most recently he left the world of Corporate IT to finish up his degree in Chemistry, with an eye on Medical School and an Anesthesiology residency program. Read this post for more information.

He is also a Community Server MVP: Community Server is the software that runs this site, plus many others on the web. For more information, check out http://csmvps.com.

When he finds time to pry himself away from his computer and university studies, he can be found on the mountain bike trails when it's warm, and on the ski slopes when it's cold.