Stanisław Szołkowski

Stanisław Szołkowski

 Alias: Stanisław Szołkowski
 Company: First Line Software, Inc
 Location: Poland

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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 13, 2026

When I released OptiPowerTools.Hangfire back in March, it targeted Optimizely CMS 12. With CMS 13 now out and running on .NET 10, it was time to...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 13, 2026

OptiPowerTools.Hangfire 2.0 adds Optimizely CMS 13 / .NET 10 support and ships ready-to-run sample jobs to shorten Hangfire setup on Optimizely...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 09, 2026

In my first Apple Silicon post and the 2025 revisit I covered running an Optimizely Foundation site on an M1/ARM Mac. This time I wanted to try...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 31, 2026

OptiPowerTools.Hangfire is an open-source NuGet package that turns the manual Hangfire-on-Optimizely-CMS-12 setup into two lines of code.

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 31, 2026

Back in 2024, I wrote a post on Adding Hangfire to Episerver/Optimizely CMS 12, walking through each step of integrating Hangfire into an Optimizel...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 03, 2026

In Part 1, I showed how to build a memory-efficient catalog traversal service, and in Part 2, I demonstrated practical patterns using Optimizely’s...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 24, 2026

In my previous post, I showed how to build a memory-efficient catalog traversal service for Optimizely Commerce. The service uses streaming to...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 18, 2026

If you’ve worked with Optimizely Commerce for any length of time, you’ve probably faced this scenario: you need to process an entire product catalo...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 18, 2026

If you’ve worked with Optimizely Commerce for any length of time, you’ve probably faced this scenario: you need to process an entire product catalo...

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 08, 2025

As Optimizely CMS projects grow, it’s not uncommon to introduce custom tables—whether for integrations, caching, or specialized business logic. But...