Lately I’ve been playing around, trying to get EPiServer and ASP.NET MVC to work together, using strongly typed pages delivered by Page Type Builder as models. It was pretty early clear that the big initial challenge would be URLs. First, a...

Since I started this blog I haven’t been very happy with my choice of platform, BlogEngine.NET . While it had me up and running in just a few minutes and it comes with a lot of nice features and skins I find it tiresome trying to extend or modify ...

Today I released version 0.8 of Page Type Builder . This release features a complete overhaul of the page-type-updating process, some nice new features and quite a lot of changes. It also shows that it’s hard to find a good version numbering...

A few months ago I published a series of articles on EPiServer World about how to build a custom EPiServer Community module . In it I described a method using try-catch for handling database transactions in the factory methods. Like this: internal...

Yesterday I received a e-mail from a EPiServer Partner in the UK. They where considering using Page Type Builder in one of their projects and was therefore interested in hearing what my plans are for the project. After replying to the e-mail I...