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The Episerver.Personalization.CMS.UI.Goal helps the editor manage content goals by using different criteria. The available goal types are landing page and time on site . Installation To use Episerver.Personalization.CMS.UI.Goal , you must have a k...
Following my presentation and demo of Blazor + Episerver Content Delivery API in Sydney at the Episerver Developer Meetup - July 2019. I've decided to start a series of blog posts to share the content with the global community. For those that...
Create your Azure Episerver resources using the Azure CLI The post Episerver: How to quickly create environments with Azure CLI appeared first on Build Optimizely .
Many of the Episerver projects that we work on have at least one Azure environment. This ranges from production environments to integration environments where continuous deployments occur. We needed a way to stand up new environments quickly and ...
Many of the Episerver projects that we work on have at least one Azure environment. This ranges from production environments to integration environments where continuous deployments occur. We needed a way to stand up new environments quickly and ...
When running on the DXC Episerver uses https://www.cloudflare.com/ for it's CDN caching to increase performance. As most should know when viewing a request in DevTools you can open the request in DevTools and look at the headers and check cf-cac...
On behalf of the EMVP Board, I have the honor of announcing and welcoming 11 new EMVPs today in recognition of their dedication and knowledge sharing within the Episerver community. Congratulations to the new EMVPs: Arnold Macauley , Nansen, Digit...
The project contains a few features that, in general, make the life of Episerver editors easier. The vision is to make it possible to edit and publish blocks directly on the page without a need for switching context. The page is selected at all...