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We have more than seven hundred packages (717) on Optimizely NuGet feed. Official Optimizely packages are part of this number, but the majority is community driven open-source packages enhancing and extending the platform, services and developer,...
In this series of articles, I will demonstrate how to deliver a site using Optimizely, Next.js and Vercel. In this first instalment I am focusing on creating a simple POC where I reproduce a simplified version of the AlloyTech website … Continue...
Introduction The following is based on a 30 minute presentation performed by myself at Optimizely North in Manchester on the 1st March 2023. Some of this content is based on question and answer sections performed on the day as well as observing...
There is a less-known hidden gem in Optimizely CMS for brief request-scoped caching. Read about which it is and how simple it is to use.
Hello and welcome to another instalment of A Day In The Life Of An Optimizely Developer. Last night (1st March 2023) I was excited to have attended the March 2023 OptiNorth Meetup in Manchester and in this blog post I will give an overview of the...
Over the years, several articles have been written about the ColorPicker property editor. I also decided to look into this topic. I wanted to create something modern, simple and configurable. That’s why I used a simple HTML input color wrapped in ...
Setting up well-defined properties and product templates is the most important and also often the most time consuming part of a PIM implementation. Opti PIM has a feature that can greatly speed up this process by leveraging a set of product data a...
So logging into the DXP PAAS portal this morning, I was treated to a surprise. (Maybe someone has already seen this and blogged about it but I haven't seen that.) If you are like us you probably have some integrations where you have to whitelist...