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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 02, 2016

    In large scale projects we usually define several content types. I some cases i did struggle with dozens. For most of the types we are allowed to create just few types of child pages. For example ArticleList could be a parent page for Articles and...

  • Posted on: Feb 01, 2016
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    When to use object caching Object caching is great when you are getting data from external systems, like fetching pressreleases from another site like myNewsDesk, getting products from a PIM or similar. These calls are generally very slow and...

  • Posted on: Feb 01, 2016
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    There are few considerations for allowing customers to cancel their orders if those have not been processed. It is up to the business when they allow the customer to cancel the order after placing an order, depending on the complexity  of their...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 30, 2016

    EPiServer allows us to group content's properties into different tabs using GroupName parameter on DisplayAttribute . While it works fine, it doesn't order tabs I want. In this article, I will show a simple declarative way to control tab ordering....

  • Posted on: Jan 29, 2016
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    Recently there came a requirement from the business,they wanted to know a high level view of the specification/requirements of an Project. A colleague suggested that feature files written in gherkin statements where ideal for this purpose. Therefo...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 29, 2016

    A guide to generating a word document in PowerShell using Interop

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 29, 2016

    A guide to generating a word document in PowerShell using Interop

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 28, 2016

    Introduction This blog post is about how you can log and output built-in Episerver properties (or any other arbitrary data that might be relevant to the context of our logs) with log4net. The goal is to keep as much as the default implementation a...