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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 11, 2016

    There are many different ways you may inadvertently kill your web application’s presence online. Here I try to list the major reasons an IIS site running .NET may underperform. The trickiest cases to prevent are the time bombs. That code that runs...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 10, 2016

    Today I was involved in an issue running the upgrade migration steps in Episerver Commerce. This step is performed if you upgrade past Episerver Commerce 9.5.0 that came with update 94. [crayon-580f8f3d3d3ad338705338/] How disappointing! Even thou...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 09, 2016

    This is a PageTypeBuilder specific post, so it does not apply to users of CMS 7+. This post balances yesterday’s post which discusses the effects of caching. This one discusses the effects of not caching. Consider the following code example:...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 08, 2016

    This applies to WebForms and MVC scenarios alike, but it’s mostly MVC users that are tempted in doing it: Never put request specific data into the ContentType model class! It may sound obvious to some, and not so obvious to others. Regardless, it’...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 07, 2016

    The French say “jamais deux sans trois”. If something happens twice, it will happen again. Twice I have seen questions about why Episerver Find performs multiple/repeated requests to the Find index for its configuration (_config) when working to...

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