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Let's start with the basics what is Output Caching? Output Cache is a feature that allows you to store the rendered output of a webpage in memory or on disk, so subsequent requests for the same page can be served directly from the cache without...

PuneetGarg

Icons are graphical representations of different elements on a website. They make the webpages visually appealing and like any other image, have a stronger connection and retention to the end user’s memory than plain text. When used in moderation...

Ritu Madan

We occasionally receive questions or escalations to support regarding the memory usage of Optimizely CMS and Customizable Commerce applications. They are questions along the lines of "why is it using so much memory" or "do you have a memory leak"....

Magnus Rahl

In this article, we will delve into Optmizely’s identity, explore its product suite, and outline how each of these products can benefit developers and businesses seeking to harness the platform’s capabilities. If you’re curious about what Optimize...

Matthew Dunn

Attention all tech enthusiasts and industry professionals! Don't miss out on the Montreal Dev Meetup happening on June 1st . This event will be the perfect opportunity for you to network and learn from some of the brightest minds in the industry....

Patrick Lam

In order to make the same content available in different sites with different layouts we have started to use blocks instead of pages. These blocks are then stored in the new multi-channel content tree in the CMS 12. A viewing page for each block...

Erik Jonsson

Content Management Systems (CMS) are critical components of many organizations' online presence, enabling them to manage, edit, and publish content with ease. However, as technology evolves, so must your CMS. With Microsoft's evolution of the...

Chris Osterhout

#SolutionsArchitecture #Consulting #Coaching #Leadership Not unlike a good man, a good solutions architect is similarly hard to find. It’s always been this way, hasn’t it? And although I don’t suppose it’ll change anytime soon, I’m not one for...

Mark Everard