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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 08, 2015
I'm currently in a multi site EPiServer project where a lot of things needs to be configured per site. Some content types, properties etc should only be available for certain sites. Luckily EPiServer is quite extensible which makes it pretty easy ...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 08, 2015
I'm currently in a multi site EPiServer project where a lot of things needs to be configured per site. Some content types, properties etc should only be available for certain sites. Luckily EPiServer is quite extensible which makes it pretty easy ...
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Posted on: Oct 08, 2015Rating:
I’ve uploaded a new version of EPiCode.InspectInIndex to the EPiServer Nuget feed. If you have not heard of InspectInIndex before, you should check out my previous blog post . The new version contains a few bug fixes, including a recurring...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 08, 2015
I'm currently in a multi site EPiServer project where a lot of things needs to be configured per site. Some content types, properties etc should only be available for certain sites. Luckily EPiServer is quite extensible which makes it pretty easy ...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 08, 2015
I'm currently in a multi site EPiServer project where a lot of things needs to be configured per site. Some content types, properties etc should only be available for certain sites. Luckily EPiServer is quite extensible which makes it pretty easy ...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 07, 2015
Since I decided to release this blog in a beta state I figured it'd be a decent thing sharing the planning and development process of the project. This is where I am at now, figuring out a new type of menu, currently called the “Blade Menu”
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 07, 2015
This post was first published on LinkedIn Pulse on 18th September 2015 –The real cost of owning a development team Development teams are expensive. There, I said it. If you want a high-performing development team then be prepared to invest. I’m...
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Posted on: Oct 07, 2015Rating:
In the next major version of Commerce, we added a new assembly to EPiServer.Commerce.Azure. We got feedback from QA team during testing that the new assembly was not copied to bin folder, causing some issues. We have investigated the issue and at...
