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The R&D team is excited to announce that Episerver Social 1.2.0 releases this week. It includes a number of new features for developers. Let's take a look at what's in it: Asynchronous overloads for all services All methods of the Episerver Social...

Chris Banner

3 of our client decided to update to EPi version 10, I followed them with the procedure and got retrospect of the update procedure. the most important one : use a copy of the Production Database to update. using Dev that is not in sync with the pr...

Gilad Daniel

3 of our client decided to update to EPi version 10, I followed them with the procedure and got retrospect of the update procedure. the most important one : use a copy of the Production Database to update. using Dev that is not in sync with the pr...

Gilad Daniel

Recently Forrester announced Adobe, Acquia, Episerver are new leaders in WCM (Web Content Management). So what that mean and how Episerver made this? Support cloud Modularized components API Support Micro-service based All-in-one platform for CMS...

Aria Zanganeh

Sub-tech folders So how do sub-tech folders look like? Developers structure their MVC application into feature folders but one level below that starts adding different folders specific to MVC - ViewModels , Controllers , Models , Views . Also, the...

Maris Krivtezs

I guess everybody knows that having to many child pages under the same parent is bad for performance. But exactly how bad and where is the limit. Since it's now so easy to create your own object and save it to Episerver it can be an option instead...

Per Nergård

This data feed will allow you to easily share your e-commerce sites product data with Google Shopping and other channels. At Geta we’ve used it for quite a few 3rd party integrations. Read the whole blog post.Related Posts: Manually upgrading the...

Frederik Vig

I got a strange behaviour  from Epi when I was building an image picker for ImageData objects. The GetChildren didn't return any children but GetDescendents did. It all worked in the development and test environments but not in production.

Eric Herlitz