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Optimizely Content Cloud is approaching fast and partners are working on getting modules out on the feed for the rest of us to test.
This post will give an introduction on how to use technologies such as React, to build a frontend with support for server-side rendering in Optimizely CMS.
During this series of posts we have talked about working with Optimizely Fullstack from a development perspective and integrating with a Commerce application. In this post we will get into the fun stuff and implement a simple experiment. The...
In this blog post we are going to talk about A/B Testing in Optimizely/Episerver CMS, how to install it and how to avoid conflicts if your page has a cache layer in place. So, without further due, lets begin. To be able to do A/B testing it is...
In this blog post, we will show you how can you use a string List of Files Ids to generate a unique zip file on the fly so the users will be able to download several files at once. So lets begin! First, we will show you how it will work in the vie...
In this blog post we are going to explain a little bit which ones are some of the common interfaces used in the Optimizely/Episerver CMS and how these interfaces can be used. So without further due lets begin. IContentLoader This interface allows...
In my previous post, I showed a unified search query which allows to return different results for your multi-language site. In this blog post I am going to explain in more detail each line of the query so you can understand what is happening. So...
In this blog post, I will explain a little bit how we handle ajax search queries that use unified search for a site with several languages. The main issue we are trying to address is that each site with its own language should only return results...