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I was recently struggling to get cache invalidation to work in EPiServer over net.tcp instead of UDP, which is default in EPiServer. There are a couple of good blog posts out there (for example http://blog.fredrikhaglund.se/blog/2009/09/22/episerv...

Now when our MVC support finally has been released, I thought I would write a blog post about how we handle the request. Adding types, controller, model, and views Before showing what we are doing with the request, we need content types,...

Jonas Bergqvist

This article provides an overview of the new Alloy example website available for EPiServer CMS 7. It’s intended for developers interested in a high-level description of some of the concepts used.

Ted

Recently I had the opportunity to attend the EPiServer Developer Training, which is an excellent start to using EPiServer as a developer.  I left the training confident that I could […]

Yesterday I attended EPiServer Meetup. Almost the entire Meetup was dedicated to JavaScript and the Dojo framework. EPiServer showed us some Dojo core concepts and how Dojo is integrated with EPiServer CMS 7. Thanks for a pleasant time and great...

Anton Kallenberg

Over the last few months EPiServer Find has become my new favorite weapon of choice for many, many coding challenges. It’s so easy – yet so powerful. And as a search geek I love this new way of juggling information around. One of the latest projec...

Allan Thraen

In my previous blog post about updates to typed models in EPiServer 7 I mentioned that we have added the possibility to select renderer for properties, pretty much the same way as you can assign renderers for blocks and pages. Let’s look a bit mor...

Linus Ekström

EPiServer 7 comes with typed models for pages and blocks, this post is about what happens when we synchronize the code with the database (and not about how you define the model). All of this is documented in some way or form in the SDK and there a...

Per Bjurström