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I’ve upgraded my RSS Feed Integration library for Optimizely CMS to support Optimizely CMS 13. Version 3.0.0 is currently released as a beta to allow early testing with the CMS 13 preview. This version will become stable once CMS 13 reaches its...
The beta version 2 of DavidHome.Optimizely.MultiSite is now available on NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=DavidHome.Optimizely.MultiSite This is a major upgrade compatible with Optimizely CMS 13 preview. Version 1 of this plugin will remain...
Creating an OCP (Optimizely Connect Platform) Opal Tool app from scratch can be time consuming and error prone. You need to set up the project structure, configure dependencies, create boilerplate files, and ensure everything follows the OCP...
Headless has a tendency to promise freedom and deliver alignment meetings. Two codebases. Two sets of models. Two teams trying very hard not to drift apart. With Optimizely SaaS CMS, headless is mandatory. So instead of fighting it, I decided to...
If you've been following along with the CMS 13 preview, you've likely worked through the initial upgrade path covered in my previous post. Preview 3 brings us another step closer to a production-ready release. Based on feedback on Preview 2 we hav...
More findings from using an Optimizely SaaS CMS instance; setting up a CSS strategy for rendering Visual Builder grids.
If you’ve worked with Optimizely Commerce for any length of time, you’ve probably faced this scenario: you need to process an entire product catalog in a scheduled job. Maybe you’re syncing to an external PIM system, exporting data for analytics, ...
In many Optimizely CMS projects, certain files must exist at the root of the site - robots.txt , ads.txt , security.txt , or other plain text endpoints required by search engines, security standards, or integrations. These files are often managed...