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I have put a lot of hours into building up a continuous delivery environment which I can be proud of. I already wrote in my previous blog about how to setup a Jenkins for this purpose. It was a ground work where we start building in this blog post...
We’ve all been there. We’ve got this immaculate website built out and ready to show to a client. It’s beautiful, it's intuitive…and it takes 30 seconds to load.
I'm going to sort of build onto @kennygutierrez 's recent quick-tip post regarding limiting indexing with your developer Find index with a Find tip of my own. In the past few weeks, I've had a need to inject my own logic into how Find aggregates...
When creating new page types, developers mostly use the EPiServer CMS Visual Studio Extension or copy and paste the code from existing files. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to create EPiServer page types using ReSharper file templates. Once...
More than one year ago, I announced that I was working on a book – a first Episerver Commerce book ever. It has been a work in progress until recently – and I am still adding updates here and there. The book has received quite positive feedback (I...
More than one year ago, I announced that I was working on a book – a first Episerver Commerce book ever. It has been a work in progress until recently – and I am still adding updates here and there. The book has received quite positive feedback (I...
Recently on a client project that I have been working on at Redweb , I have been working on getting Episerver Find working with Episerver Commerce. This was a simple task as you just needed to do some configuration and run the index job in the...
With URL Rewrite rules we can easily add CDN support to any site without having to do any code changes or installing anything extra. Read the whole blog post. Related Posts: Specify a canonical domain name for your site with IIS 7 New version of...