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Posted on: Jul 15, 2014Rating:
In the last post we looked at bundling and minifying JavaScript and CSS files on the demo site. This time we will take a look at the image files. Web Essentials The Web Essentials extension to Visual Studio is as the name says essential. If you...
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Posted on: Jul 15, 2014Rating:
Next we will look at reducing the number of requests, reduce bytes on the wire, and leveraging browser caching for our EPiServer CMS site to increase performance. Bundling and minifying JavaScript and CSS files A good place to start to reduce the...
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Posted on: Jul 14, 2014Rating:
In this series we will look at how we can make the “Cloud Clinic” demo site we built with EPiServer CMS 7.7 perform and scale better. In this first part we will do some base line measurements so we can see how our site perform before we do any...
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Posted on: Jul 14, 2014Rating:
You sure have done a few upgrades by know but I hadn't. So I thought I would write my experience about upgrading a CMS 7 website to the latest release. There are a few blog post about this subject and I will use them as reference, mainly because...
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Posted on: Jul 08, 2014Rating:
To test the capabilities of running EPiServer CMS in Azure I created a demo site called “Cloud Clinic”. It is a fictional American hospital that focuses more on making money than their patients, and as such their slogan is “Your pain, our gain” :-...
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Posted on: Jul 08, 2014Rating:
As of version 7.5 you can run EPiServer CMS as an Windows Azure Web Site (WAWS), and there are good reasons to do so: cheap hosting (pay only for what you use), automatic scaling, quick and easy setup, simple to deploy new code and easy to set up...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jul 06, 2014
I’m still on my quest for clean markup and a nice editor experience. Please see my previous post how about to handle wrapping links . In this post I will cover a way to add wrapper markup to properties, that is only rendered in edit mode or when t...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jul 03, 2014
In CMS 7.5, the TinyMCE editor is basically equivalent to a regular ContentArea, which can be very useful. Sometimes, however, you want to render your content types with more than just it's default properties.
