The previous post described Integrating Optimizely Full Stack with Episerver . This post extends on that post to show how it's possible to use Episerver Projects to define a set of changes for a site (for example a big homepage change) and...

This is the first in a series of posts to describe how to use Episerver with Optimizely Full Stack targeted at Episerver implementors/developers. It is not intended to be a full depth dive into Optimizely and is intended to be an introductory set ...

Episerver's front end has traditionally been built in ASP.net MVC. However a number of builds are now using libraries such as React or Vue.js to create Single Page Applications (SPA) or  Progressive Web Apps (PWA) using a headless implementation...

Episerver has a feature called Episerver Projects that allows editors to work and collaborate on a number of changes that are grouped together into projects. This is allows multiple changes to be made to a site that can be previewed and all...

Episerver has a great capability that allows content to rendered inside content areas called partial views . This allows an alternative rendering of a piece of content when displayed in content areas. Its often used for teaser type capability wher...