In my previous post, I showed how to get started with server-side rendering and React. Now I intend to show how to continue with this and add support for GraphQL, so frontend can control which data to get.

This post will give an introduction on how to use technologies such as React, to build a frontend with support for server-side rendering in Optimizely CMS.

In the recent weeks, I have taken the time to build a test framework that can be used for integration testing of Optimizely CMS. Hopefully it simplifies for you to begin testing with Optimizely CMS.

Now when Optimizely has released a public preview of Optimizely CMS 12 that’s built with .NET 5, it's time to start exploring how to perform integration testing.

As many probably know or have heard, it is good to perform some type of automatic testing to test important functions of your implementation. In this post, I intend to show how to build a test framework for Optimizely CMS.