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Ok so this probably goes into the not so useful section but late last night I got a veery strong feeling that all projects I am  involved with have alot of builtin scheduled jobs that are never used and only add noice to the admin ui scheduled job...

Per Nergård (MVP)

On 10 April 2026, Optimizely formally announced that CMS 11 was out of support — CMS 13 had reached GA on 31 March, and by policy only the two most recent major versions stay supported. The CMS-to-CMS upgrade itself is well-trodden ground. The...

Allan Thraen

The Optimizely SaaS CMS Developer Certification is an industry-recognized credential for developers and architects who build scalable, composable digital experiences on Optimizely's cloud-native, headless SaaS CMS. It validates your ability to wor...

Megha Rathore

Analytics has spent the last decade living in another tab — and what's in that tab usually isn't the full story. Between consent requirements, browser restrictions, and the gap between "what marketing wants to know" and "what the tracking script...

Allan Thraen

Optimizely just released a Remote MCP Server for Experimentation and I've been trying it out to see what it can do. If you don't know, MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the "standard" way for AI tools to talk to external services. Optimizely already...

Jacob Pretorius

What a busy week

Andy Blyth

When you run .net app, there have been a few ways to store settings. Those can be set via appSettings.json, or via Azure Portal AppService Configuration. However those setting changes require a restart (or even worse, a re-deployment), which is no...

Quan Mai

Most organizations today are still playing with AI. They experiment with prompts, test ideas in isolated chats, and occasionally automate a task or two. It creates value, but it’s inconsistent, difficult to scale, and almost impossible to govern i...

Augusto Davalos