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Version 2.6.0 adds Permissions Policy header support, updates to .NET 10, improved policy management, configurable security settings, and enhanced reporting and API/export options to help control browser features more securely.
Creating truly relevant customer experiences requires more than collecting data—it requires understanding it. Most organizations already have rich behavioral, purchase, and engagement data spread across their websites, commerce systems, customer...
Modern web development often requires striking a difficult balance between site performance and the flexibility needed by content editors. To address this, myself and fellow Optimizely OMVP Graham Carr embarked on a Proof of Concept (POC) to build...
Over the last few months, my colleagues at Netcel and I have partaken in two different challenge events organised by Optimizely and centered around Opal. Opal is Optimizely’s agentic marketing AI, deeply integrated across the Optimizely One...
One of our biggest priorities this year was strengthening the strategic voice within the OMVP community. While the group has always been rich with engineering excellence, we saw an opportunity to elevate the practitioners who guide the ...
Episode 8 is Live!! The latest installment of my Learning by Doing: Build Series on Optimizely CMS 12 is now available on YouTube! This video focuses on integrating UI elements into a custom CMS website using Bootstrap and custom CSS. The...
In [Part 1] , we handled the migration of users who were already using ASP.NET Identity. Now, we tackle the more complex scenario: the MembershipUsersUpgrade project. This project is still using the legacy SQL Server Membership Provider ( aspnet_*...
Recently, I was tasked with a complex migration: moving existing users from two Optimizely 11 projects to the new Optimizely 12 (ASP.NET Core). The core requirement for both projects was seamlessness—existing users needed to be able to log in with...