Sitecore Content Editing Teil 5 – Früher war alles besser
Der fünfte Blog Post aus meiner Reihe für Content Editoren über Sprachen und Versionierung
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Please note that some posts are in German, some in English.
Sitecore Content Editing Part 5 – Good Ol’ Times
This is the fifth post in a blog series for Sitecore content authors, covering languages & versioning
Read moreBecoming a Sitecore®9.0 Certified Platform Associate Developer
How to pass Sitecore Certification Exam: simple study tips
Read moreField Whitelisting – An Approach to Prevent Field Creep
After Sitecore instances are running for a few years, templates tend to get cluttered with fields that have no meaning for content authors, like optional, legacy, or purely technical fields. In this post, I present a practical approach to hide all fields that are irrelevant to the content authors.
Read moreSitecore Symposium 2018 Wrap-up
A quick run through the the Sitecore Symposium 2018 in Orlando
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Teil 4 – Sein oder Nichtsein
Der vierte Blog Post aus meiner Reihe für Content Editoren, dieses Mal geht es um das Publishen
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Part 4 – To be or not to be
This is the fourth post in a blog series for Sitecore content authors, covering publishing
Read moreSitecore 9 Installation & Hands-On
Sitecore 9 introduces some major concept changes and drastically changes the installation process. In this post I will give an overview of the new installation process and hightlight some new features.
Read moreConverting a Sitecore Website to a Single-Page App
Wanting to convert your Sitecore website to a single-page app with minimal changes to your architecture? This blog should help you get started.
Read moreProject presentation at the Sitecore Digital Destiny Tour
Together with Swiss Re we presented the PULSE portal project at the Sitecore Digital Destiny Tour in Zürich. This article will give you a summary of the presentation and some impressions of the day.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Part 3 – Jumper
This is the third post in a blog series for Sitecore content authors. It covers the navigate ribbon.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Teil 3 – Jumper
Dies ist der dritte Blog Post aus einer Reihe für Content Editoren. Er beschreibt den Navigate Ribbon.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Part 2 – Home Sweet Home
This is the second post in a blog series for Sitecore content authors. It covers the home ribbon, deleting items and sorting.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Teil 2 – Home Sweet Home
Dies ist der zweite Blog Post aus einer Reihe für Content Editoren. Er beschreibt den Home Ribbon, Löschen und Sortieren von Items.
Read moreSitecore And Docker In Love – Using SQL Express Containers
I’ve recently been playing around with the Docker SQL Express image to figure out how I can use it in my Sitecore development and testing. Installation was a breeze, and once I got it playing nicely with my local Sitecore website, provisioning Sitecore DBs was a walk in the park.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Part 1 – Getting Started
This is the first post in a blog series for content authors. It covers application options, the quick action bar, and content tab controls.
Read moreSitecore Content Editing Teil 1 – Los geht’s
Dies ist der erste Blog Post aus einer Reihe für Content Editoren. Er deckt Anwendungsoptionen, die Quick Action Bar und Contentreiteroptionen ab.
Read moreSitecore Hosting: Sicher und hochverfügbar
Sitecore ist ein verbreitetes Customer Experience Management System. Wie man es sicher und hochverfügbar betreibt, zeigt Hosting Experte Markus Häfeli vom Zürcher Hoster aspectra in diesem Blog Beitrag.
Read moreSitecore Habitat : A Short Intro
It is an exciting time to be a Sitecore developer these days now that Habitat and Helix are out to fill in what we all felt was missing from Sitecore all those years: patterns and standards.
Read moreSitecore Helix Introduction
The Sitecore Helix design principles exist for more than a year now and have caused quite some excitement in the Sitecore developer community. Here is a brief introduction of the principles, in case you are still missing out on it.
Read moreTransform Your Sitecore Config Patches Using Build Targets
A Sitecore config patch that is environment-server-specific will definitely require different versions, therefore, config transformation is necessary to avoid manual modification. Though, by default, transformation is only supported for the Web.config file there are many tools available that will help you achieve this. However, most of them require that your config transforms do not go beyond the limits of your configurations.
Read moreSitecore Experience Accelerator Hands-On
The Sitecore Experience Accelerator (SXA) offers a completely new approach of creating websites with Sitecore. This article gives you an impression of what to expect and introduces this new technology.
Read moreTrack Client-side Events in Sitecore MVC
Tracking events triggered on your site is obviously of vital importance to measure your visitors' behaviour and level of engagement. Sitecore does a good job of tracking events associated to a page that are triggered upon page visit - but in reality, we are more concerned about tracking client-side events especially since almost everything happens on the client-side these days due to the emergence of JavaScript frameworks like Angular and Ember.
Read moreQuery Sitecore Items in Web API
Building client-side web apps is the new trend, which means a lot of XHR requests to the back-end. Luckily, Sitecore provides a highly configurable Item Web API to help you with querying items from the client-side. But if you want results that are bound to your models and end-points not containing your query, then you will resort to querying items against the context database using ASP.Net Web API... only that... it doesn't work out of the box.
Read moreRendering Sublayouts in Sitecore MVC
There's no denying that Web Forms is dying and MVC has taken its place... at least in my opinion. The Sitecore guys know it, and it's evident that there has been a major shift to the latter. If you're starting out as a Sitecore developer chances are you're gonna start with MVC. But what if you've already started with Web Forms and want to do the transition without giving up your precious sublayouts just yet?
Read moreMocking Sitecore using MS Fakes
Mocking Sitecore has been a tough nut to crack since Sitecore lacks the necessary interfaces that common mocking frameworks need, which really screws up automated testing for a lot of us. For that we turn to isolation frameworks like TypeMock and Justmock which unfortunately come with a huge price tag.
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