Blog posts

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  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 25, 2020

  I sat down and attempted to gauge the adoption of the new 2020 Episerver product names this morning, and I noticed a continued confusion in how the product offerings were re-positioned this January. Continuing to evangelize the transition helps promote adoption, or at least eliminate confusion on how the old and the new translates. You may think...

  

  Casper.Rasmussen
  
• The Next Step for Episerver CMS Labs - User Telemetry in BlockEnhancements
  Posted on: Feb 25, 2020
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  As of EPiServer.Labs.BlockEnhancements 0.7.0  it will support sending some telemetry data to help the CMS UI team determine which of the many great improvements should be fully supported, with all the complicated combinations of Languages, Content Approval, Project Mode, and more. This telemetry technology and how we work with it in CMS UI will...

  

  John-Philip Johansson
  
• Episerver Dev Meet-up in Helsinki March 3, 2020
  Posted on: Feb 24, 2020
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  Come learn the latest in the world of Episerver development. We will be featuring, among other things, info and demo of Epi in .NET Core. The format will be a familiar one: casual hanging, good pizza, beer and soda. Oh, and great Episerver development-related content. The Agenda: Johan Björnfot from Episerver dev team (Stockholm) will come and...

  

  Petri Isola
  
• London Developer Meetup – 31st March
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 24, 2020

  Come along at the end of March for our Spring Meetup and find out in detail about Episerver’s plans for .NET Core, their latest personalisation acquisition (Idio) and share stories, opinions, tips and tricks with your fellow community members. When: TUESDAY MARCH 31st 2020 from 1830 Where: Zone Digital – Western Transit Shed 12-13 Stable […]

  

  Mark Everard
  
• Supporting placeholders in the Episerver Forms form submission message
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Feb 21, 2020

  A short blog post (relatively) demonstrating how you can modify a form's submission message in code in this case allowing the editor to utilize placeholders.

  

  Jake Jones
  
• The Goldilocks Rule
  Posted on: Feb 21, 2020
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  When I hear of a customer who is unhappy with Episerver what they are usually unhappy with is a badly implemented Episerver solution and the number one reason I find is that the development team didn’t follow the Goldilocks rule. What is the Goldilocks rule? The story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a classic tale. In it, a young girl...

  

  Janaka Fernando