It’s been a year since I started my company, Creating. It’s been a great ride so far. There’s been a bump or two. But hey, the interesting passages of a journey are those that go bump. Right? This blog post is for anyone interested in going...

Introduction This blog post is about how you can log and output built-in Episerver properties (or any other arbitrary data that might be relevant to the context of our logs) with log4net. The goal is to keep as much as the default implementation a...

After parental leave, vacation, upgrading to Windows 10 and getting Visual Studio 2015 up and running I thought it was safe to head back into the EPiServer waters. Unfortunately my local database had been swallowed whole by the upgrade shark and m...

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...

Implementing EPiServer Commerce is a big deal. Not only because of the technical challenges, but also the kind of impact implementing an e-commerce solution could have on an organization. Before even installing EPiServer, writing a line of code or...