Blog posts

• Epinova DXP deployment extension for Azure DevOps Part 5 – How to set up a CI/CD pipeline (Classic Strategy, Reset and Hotfix pipelines)
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jun 03, 2020

  This post will describe how to implement pipelines for what we call the Classic strategy as well as Reset- and Hotfix-pipelines with the help of the Epinova DXP deployment Azure DevOps extension.

  

  Ove Lartelius
  
• Episerver in microservices paradigm
  Posted on: Jun 02, 2020
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  “A microservices architecture is an approach to build a server application as a set of small services. That means a microservices architecture is mainly oriented to the back-end, although the approach is also being used for the front end. Each service runs in its own process and communicates with other processes using protocols such as HTTP/HTTP...

  

  K Khan
  
• Help Us Improve
  Posted on: Jun 02, 2020
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  We need your help and expertise to improve the CMS and other products in the Episerver portfolio. That's why we are giving you the opportunity to sign up for participation in future usability tests where you will test our system and give us feedback on how we can improve both new and existing features. If you are interested, don't hesitate to ...

  

  Stefan Svebeck
  
• Manage Content Security Policy from Episerver CMS
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: May 31, 2020

  CSP security measurement is a matter of course in the 2020s on every site. This is why and how.

  

  GOSSO
  
• Single Page Application (SPA) resources for building headless front ends with Episerver
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: May 29, 2020

  Episerver's front end has traditionally been built in ASP.net MVC. However a number of builds are now using libraries such as React or Vue.js to create Single Page Applications (SPA) or  Progressive Web Apps (PWA) using a headless implementation approach. So I decided to put this post together to collect some useful resources for working with...

  

  David Knipe
  
• Episerver World's DXP deployment flow (tagging based)
  Posted on: May 29, 2020
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  TL,DR: Deployment process for specific environment using git tagging syntax for automation and easy tracking. Currently we saw some blog posts related to DXP, as Episerver World team also use it as a service as well, we would like to quick mention some customization and practice that we have done a long the way. Like many others take advantage o...

  

  Kane Made It
  
• Epinova DXP deployment extension for Azure DevOps Part 4 – How to set up a CI/CD pipeline (Prerequisites and Release candidate strategy)
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: May 29, 2020

  This post will describe how to implement Azure DevOps pipelines that uses the Epinova DXP Deployment extension (Beta) to build and deploy to Episerver DXP.

  

  Ove Lartelius
  
• Beware of GetContentResult()
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: May 28, 2020

  If you are using Episerver Search & Navigation (Formerly Find), you are likely using GetContentResult() . While I’m fairly skeptical about it (if you do not need the content explicitly, it’s probably a good idea to use GetResult instead), there are legitimate uses of the APIs. However, it can come […] The post Beware of GetContentResult() appear...

  

  Quan Mai
  
• CI/CD using Episerver DXP Deployment API and multi-stage YAML pipelines - Part 2
  Posted on: May 28, 2020
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  Recap In my previous post , I explored the possibility of using Release Flow as a branching strategy for Episerver DXP deployments. Moving on to the Deployment workflow, there are already a number of excellent blog posts like this one on how to use the Deployment API with Azure DevOps Classic pipelines. When I started working with the Deployment...

  

  Ron Rangaiya
  
• Using Adaptive Images for Episerver with Cloudinary
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: May 27, 2020

  The Adaptive Images add-on for Episerver is designed to work with Cloudinary for image transformation, optimization, and delivery. In this post we'll look at how you can set up Adaptive Images to work with your Cloudinary account.

  

  Ted