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When utilising property lists in CMS v12 we found the content was not automatically being serialised and returned in the JSON Payload of the Content Delivery API v3.0 To overcome this, we implemented the IPropertyConverter interface found in the...
At the end of last year, Optimizely announced the latest version of their Content (version 12) and Commerce (version 14) cloud platform. This announcement had a special flavour to it. Other than being product updates, those new releases had a majo...
When you have deployed to Optimizely DXP using the "direct deploy" option the web application is not automatically warmed up. To make sure that this is possible to achieve without having to create custom functionality in Azure DevOps, the Epinova...
When you have deployed to Optimizely DXP using the "direct deploy" option the web application is not automatically warmed up. To make sure that this is possible to achieve without having to create custom functionality in Azure DevOps, the Epinova...
When you done a direct deploy to DXP the web application is not automatically warmed up. Now Epinova DXP extension task ‘Deploy NuGet package’ contains that functionality.
As stated in the Optimizely Search & Navigation developer documentation on Sorting, “Sorting is supported for numerical types such as int, double, DateTime, and string”. This means that you will get an error from EPiServer.Find.SortingValidationHe...
One of my favorite areas in software development is getting a solution to run really fast. This is pretty easy for small websites but gets exponentially tricky for larger websites under heavy load. I've worked with improving performance on...
I have written multiple posts about how I architect and develop multi-site solutions in Episerver (now Optimizely). With the release of Optimizely CMS 12, which now runs on .NET 5, not much has changed with how I approach this, but the previous wa...