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My first blog post on EPiServer World :) At the end of Sept 2018, we introduced new package named EPiServer.Campaign.Commerce, that supports exporting catalog content to EPiServer Campaign. The developer guide document for this new feature can be...
This week we released version 2.0 of the Commerce native integration package for Personalization (Perform/Reach), EPiServer.Personalization.Commerce. The reason for the new major version is that we have had to make breaking changes in some public...
As you might already know, we reserve the major versions for breaking changes - when you upgrade to a major version, expect to have to change your code to make it compile and work. Our latest major version is Commerce 12, which was released almost...
If you need an extra push to move your WebForms websites to MVC or, even more "modern" SPA - then here it is: Commerce 12.0 is the last version tested with WebForms. We dropped testing Commerce on WebForms from 12.1 onward. By "Drop testing", I me...
It's my honor to annouce that, in update 210, we shipped a version 12 release of Commerce. This is a major release of Commerce in 2018, as part of our continuous release process. The main focus is on improvements to the order system of Commerce....
I'm going to be Captain Obvious today, and state the obvious facts : Everyone likes promotions/discounts. Everyone likes fast websites. Editors like an unified, well-rounded UI with drag and drop capacity. Developers like to automate task....
We are working on a number of changes in Commerce which are considered breaking since that will change some behaviors and APIs and therefore will be released as a new major version of Commerce. Here is a short summary of what we are considering, t...
As all of you probably know there are two built-in ways to route to catalog items in Episerver Commerce: The hierarchical route composed of the catalog/category/entry hierarchy and the "SEO" route which uses a single url segment, which for obvious...