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Have you ever had issues when connecting to a Windows Active Directory using the ActiveDirectoryRoleProvider? The Error message thrown at you can be somewhat descriptive but doesn't really give you any idea about what is actually causing the crash...
The build-specific configuration transforms that came with Visual Studio 2010, more specifically MSBuild 4, offer a pretty clean way of managing build-specific configurations. Here's a way of doing it, including a way of managing EPiServer-specifi...
The build-specific configuration transforms that came with Visual Studio 2010, more specifically MSBuild 4, offer a pretty clean way of managing build-specific configurations. Here's a way of doing it, including a way of managing EPiServer-specifi...
In this post we'll look at how to set up an EPiServer CMS 6 website from scratch based on EPiServer Template Foundation.
In this post we'll look at how to set up an EPiServer CMS 6 website from scratch based on EPiServer Template Foundation.
Hi! My name is Ossian Berggren and I joined the EPiServer Technical Presale team in June 2010. I will be working with our partners and customers world wide in deploying EPiServer Commerce successfully, through demos, know-how and best practices....
A year ago I wrote about how we handled having different configuration files for different development environments in the project that I was working on using build events and Powershell. I’m currently working on a project where we do something...
We’ve been talking about various design principles in the last few posts. So how does this relate to (unit) testing? In a recent talk I attended by Michael Feathers one of the many good points he made was this: Design your application in a good w...