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This blog explain how you can use DOJO for rendering the input parameters of a custom visitor group in EPiServer. In this example I've created a world map where content editors can select one or more countries.

Patrick van Kleef

This blog explain how you can use DOJO for rendering the input parameters of a custom visitor group in EPiServer. In this example I've created a world map where content editors can select one or more countries.

Patrick van Kleef

In this article, you'll see how to fetch documents by type and sort them by publish date using SimpleSearch

Introduction It’s a challenge to get a good overview of what’s going on when running a distributed EPiServer environment with multiple servers, services or other software components. Especially if something goes wrong. With EPiServer we’ve grown...

Second SOLID principle, Open for extension and close for changes! Wow how it is possible something can be open and close! I’m surprised! But it is possible you should design public void Draw(Shape shape) {     var point = CalculateStartPoint(shape...

Aria Zanganeh

I had a problem to understand this for a long long time! You can’t believe how hard is it when you don’t understand the principle and try to adapt it! Mission impossible! Recently I spent some time again to read more about OOP principles and first...

Aria Zanganeh

I have previously blogged about Useful EPiServer Dojo links that contains a useful list of Dojo examples in for EPiServer. Recently I have noticed a lot of new posts talking about Dojo in EPiServer and how it can be used to make modifications to t...

David Knipe

I have previously blogged about Useful EPiServer Dojo links that contains a useful list of Dojo examples in for EPiServer. Recently I have noticed a lot of new posts talking about Dojo in EPiServer and how it can be used to make modifications to t...

David Knipe