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Every now and then I get questions about build/deploy/test automation. Often the questions are asked by project lead or the customer and containing something like how much money will it cost? or how much time will it consume? My answer is usually...

Anton Kallenberg

This is quite simple and follow the general behind the scenes pattern Mediachase use.

Eric Herlitz

A lot of new sites uses responsive design. The key feature with this of course that the web page scale to the current view port of the device a user is using.  Images and other elements are often set to width:100% in the css. The problem that we...

Anders Hattestad

Blocks used as properties may not be as sexy as shared blocks with their drag-n-dropiness. Still, they can be just as useful and, as we'll see, they have some interesting characteristics. Blocks is a new, exciting and much needed concept in...

Joel Abrahamsson

Blocks used as properties may not be as sexy as shared blocks with their drag-n-dropiness. Still, they can be just as useful and, as we'll see, they have some interesting characteristics. Blocks is a new, exciting and much needed concept in...

Joel Abrahamsson

Since developing a new CMS is a very costly activity involving a large number of developers working for several months, it is crucial that the user interface and the underlying software architecture is properly designed at an early stage so as to...

mani

In EPiServer 7 you can defined block types in code. In this blog post we cover how to create your first block type in this way.   Updated to EPiServer 7 CMS on 15.01.2013 This blog post was originally written for a preview version of EPiServer 7...

Alexander Haneng

Based on CMS 6 R2 Many EPiServer customers today have an enterprise environment allowing them to manage multiple sites from a single EPiServer instance with the possibility of sharing content and functionality between them.  In some cases this may...

Jeff Wallace