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Tired of migration flashbacks? Optimizely CMS 13 is the evolution we’ve earned. Learn why the move to .NET 10 is easier and how AI-first orchestration changes the game

Stuart

How assumptions can lead to mysterious issues.

Damian Smutek

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

Stanisław Szołkowski

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 bring the package along. Version 2.0.0 adds full CMS 13 support, and I also shipped 1.0.1 on the CMS 1...

Stanisław Szołkowski

This post walks through how to wire together Optimizely CMS 12, Keycloak and .NET Aspire to give you a single local development environment that handles both interactive browser login and machine-to-machine (M2M) API calls from the same ASP.NET Co...

Andreas Ylivainio

Introduction With the release if Optimizely PaaS CMS 13, there is a new way to create UI editor descriptors to allow to custom UI with managing a property. These have been one of the reasons partners can make the jobs of editors much easier by...

Mark Hall

What's New in Optimizely DAM Integration 2.2.0 Version 2.2.0 of the Optimizely DAM (CMP) integration for CMS 12 is a pretty big release. Many of the improvements here come directly from customer feedback and real-world production observations. The...

Robert Svallin

CMS 13 is out and already brings solid AI-first foundations. With impressive features already shipped and an exciting roadmap ahead, this is the release that changes the conversation around AI adoption on Optimizely.

Michał Mitas