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Episerver posts all updates for it's products to the Episerver Nuget feed . This feed is an invaluable resource if you are an Episerver developer and is the same feed where community submitted packages can be found too. Heck I even created a...

David Knipe

We see an increase in the demand for accessing ImageVault as a service, which is in line with our integrations to other products who also have a lot of focus on the cloud. The most obvious examples are Microsoft with Office 365 and Episerver with...

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Yeah, it's a book. And here it is: You can buy it now at  https://leanpub.com/proepiservercommerce  ! Why a book? I see the questions and confusions almost every day in World forums and I want to do something. I have been a writer since I was...

Quan Mai

This is a PageTypeBuilder specific post, so it does not apply to users of CMS 7+. This post balances yesterday’s post which discusses the effects of caching. This one discusses the effects of not caching. Consider the following code example:...

ksjoberg

Intro Queuing is one of the base procedures that you may need as a software developer specially if you are working on web.Think as a task that you want to make sure that it will be done, but you don’t want to suspend your current process for it. f...

Intro When doing the integration testing in EpiServer, you will need to mock more than one or two methods or services. Sometimes you need to implement the same ground for different test classes. but it will be very time consuming and at the same...

Regardless of what do you think about TDD (Test Driven Development)  there are many scenarios that you want to implement an automatic testing in your code. But how do we implement tests in a CMS like EpiServer? As a basic step, one has to mock som...

This applies to WebForms and MVC scenarios alike, but it’s mostly MVC users that are tempted in doing it: Never put request specific data into the ContentType model class! It may sound obvious to some, and not so obvious to others. Regardless, it’...

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