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By Mike Chu Distributed systems pose new challenges to companies seeking to build experimentation platforms that support their business goals. In a monolith architecture that combines a frontend and backend, the implementation of one Optimizely Fu...

Thanh-Vi Le

With Episerver 12 moving to .NET 5/6 civilization come to devops handling of Episerver projects and we can easily integrate modern CI approaches using pipelines. For this example I will add simple building of my Foundation fork using Github versio...

Stanisław Szołkowski

With introduction of .NET 6 Episerver/Optimizely packages developing it on M1 machine is now possible, however there are still some problems with initial configuration, but lets not go ahead of ourself.

Stanisław Szołkowski

Verndale engages with clients that are interested in website transformation and are considering a switch to a new CMS or DXP platform. Occasionally when their current platform is WordPress, they're eager to explore features of the Digital Experien...

Liz Spranzani

It's a summer for learning! If you have been enjoying this year's Developer Meet-ups in major cities all over the globe, then you don't wat to miss this month's NA Happy Hour . If you had to miss these amazing developer meet-ups, don't sweat it! Y...

The Developer Marketing Team of Optimizely

The last few CMS implementations that I’ve done have required reverse proxies to surface external content.  By the time I had completed my last CMS 11 project, I was a pro with reverse proxies. And then CMS 12 came and changed everything.  CMS 12...

David Lewis

As an Optimizely MVP, we are sometimes given the first look at new features! In this case, we were told about a re-released DXP feature (which used to be the bane of my existence), called an ADE (Additional Development Environment) Before I go int...

Eric Markson