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In this proof-of-concept (POC) blog, I will walk you through the steps to get started with Optimizely SaaS using a Next.js starter app and deploy it to Vercel. This guide assumes you have access to the SaaS version of Optimizely CMS, a Vercel...
Hello and welcome to another instalment of A Day In The Life Of An Optimizely Developer. Last night (11th July 2024) I was excited to have attended the 2024 London Meetup and in this blog post I will give an overview of the evening and what my...
Optimizely Forms is a powerful tool for creating web forms for various purposes such as registrations, job applications, surveys, etc. By default, the submitted data is stored and can be exported in different formats. Additionally, it has two othe...
Whether you're a new user of Optimizely CMS or a veteran who have been through the evolution of it, the SaaS CMS is bringing some new concepts and terminologies to you. The introduction of our latest feature, the Visual Builder via the SaaS CMS, a...
Introduce Optimizely CMS Editing is using TinyMce for editing rich-text content. We need to use this control a lot in CMS site for kind of WYSWYG content. I feel quite happy to use it and one of reason that I like to use tinymce is easy to...
Big Tech knows AI radically transforms productivity. With huge roadmaps of work, AI propels them faster than ever. It's noteworthy that these same companies are driving the future of AI too. They call it 'dogfooding'. Using their own tech to test...
Episerver/Optimizely contains build ScheduledJobs support which does its job for internal EPI jobs and simple custom cases, however, when the app grows and we need more and more jobs it fails behind dedicated solutions.
A value proposition tells the world why you exist. But they ain't easy to write. Here's a framework I use to help me. Think of your value proposition as the sum of four parts: A simple, plain English statement What do you stand for? Your mission...