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Posted on: Sep 19, 2013
Are you new to EPiServer development? Get a kick-start with the EPiServer 7 CMS Boot Camp. The boot camp is for .NET developers with little or no experience of developing solutions with EPiServer CMS. During five intensive and inspiring days,...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
If you have an annoying issue where your CI (TeamCity) web deployments were not transforming some configs, you’re not alone. And I might have found a reason why: Mine in particular was transforming a few configs (web.config, episerverlog.config et...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2013
ASP.NET developers are very familiar with the idea of setting global configuration values for a web application. You can use either the appSettings section of your web.config, or you can use an external file like an application.config if you don’t...
