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In the previous article, I described different dependency injection aspects and how those are applied in EPiServer. This article shows how composition root can be created for EPiServer MVC controllers. A composition root in the MVC application is...

Maris Krivtezs

Episerver Find can be used in many places on a site, like menus, navigations, listings, and searches. One thing that usually are forgotten when using Find is that it’s a service in the “cloud”, where you should handle possible exceptions....

Jonas Bergqvist

Yes you read it right. The book is now draft complete! 9 months ago I announced that I’m writing a (first ever) Episerver Commerce book. I hoped that it can be draft-complete in June and complete in August. Apparently I overestimated my ability to...

Quan Mai

Extending the Episerver global menu is easy. You can add menu sections and sub-menu items such as menu sections, drop-downs, URLs and pop-up menu items. In this short blog post I will demonstrate how you can keep your menu context while navigating...

Mari Jørgensen

Once again it’s time to call out for EMVP nominations! So if you know someone you feel deserves to be recognized as an Episerver Most Valued Professional this is the time to let me know, and I will pass on the nomination to the EMVP Board. An EMVP...

Allan Thraen

After attending CMSWire's Digital Experience (DX) Summit, we came away with some valuable insights about the future of customer experience (CX).

Chris Osterhout

There is a neat trick to register external services in ServiceLocators, this also goes for the ServiceLocator in Episerver.

Eric Herlitz

There is a neat trick to register external services in ServiceLocators, this also goes for the ServiceLocator in Episerver. This is a useful way to invert the control between client and service classes. It also introduce loose coupling of WCF...

Eric Herlitz