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For me, sustainability isn’t just a company priority; it’s a personal one. I’m especially mindful of the role that content management plays at the heart of the digital experience. Our CMS often serves as the backbone of our clients' digital...
We had a CMS solution of EPiServer 11.26.0, which was built on .NET Framework 4.7.1. We needed to update the target framework from .NET Framework 4.7.1 to 4.8.1 due to security issues, performance, and stability improvements. Stability was a conce...
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As a non-expert in the field of experimentation, I’d like to share my feedback on the recent Opticon San Antonio workshop session titled "How to Elevate Your Experimentation Program." I found the Optimizely session particularly valuable due to its...
A recent CMS project used Strawberry Shake to generate an up-to-date C# GraphQL client at each build. But what happens to the build if the GraphQL endpoint is unavailable or doesn’t have the fields that our code expects the client to have?
Here is a quick checklist that I use as a starting point for my Optimizely projects that are slated to Go Live. Product Development Optimizely development complete
Opti ID has revolutionised access to the Optimizely One suite and is now the preferred authentication method on all PAAS CMS websites that I build. However there are a couple of gotchas that always need to be taken care, outlined below are the...
.NET developers have been in the transition to move from synchronous APIs to asynchronous API. That was boosted a lot by await/async keyword of C# 5.0, but we are now in a dangerous middle ground: there are as many synchronous APIs as there are...