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When working with the new Episerver Forms its possible to build out custom forms elements that can be used just like the built in form elements (by simply dragging and dropping them onto the form area). Maris Krivtezs has already written about...

David Knipe

When working with the new Episerver Forms its possible to build out custom forms elements that can be used just like the built in form elements (by simply dragging and dropping them onto the form area). Maris Krivtezs has already written about...

David Knipe

I’m really glad that Episerver is replacitng their Forms creation tool “XForms” and started to like Episerver Forms. Especially when it comes to a few highlights: Forms and the form fields are Content Types. You can create custom markup for your...

Alf Nilsson

Webhooks are "user-defined HTTP callbacks". They are usually triggered by some event, such as pushing code to a repository or a comment being posted to a blog. When that event occurs, the source site makes an HTTP request to the URI configured for...

K Khan

Cross-posting an article I've written for my company Zone's Medium blog. I've written about techniques for using strongly typed view models with Umbraco here before - in this article I recap some of that and extend the discussion to EPiServer CMS...

Andy Butland

This is perfect timing for a busy people like us in IT industry to stop by and look back on the path that has been walked and some good things accomplished. Below is a short summary of things that I hope you will find useful and beneficial in your...

A meetup group for Episerver Developers in Serbia is created! Join us!

Marija Jemuovic

The PropertyList is the new property introduced in EPiServer 9. It allows to use generic list on content model. List item property could be described with the same attributes as regular model properties. For example if we annotate property with...

Grzegorz Wiecheć