All about Sitecore, .NET and the daily life of a Solution Architect.
Posted in 5.3 on Sep 30th, 2006
You might have noticed it: Proxy items have changed again. While playing with it, I’ve found out that it isn’t possible anymore to create a deep proxy item, or proxying under proxy-nodes. I kind of like and dislike it. It’s a kind of protection from people who run thru items without checking the Runtime settings, so it [...]
Posted in General Development (API) on Sep 29th, 2006
Yesterday, I had a college about Design Patterns. This can be very interested, but it requires a teacher which can describe the problems in a good way and show unlimited examples. To bad, the theacher wasn’t able. So I decided to show some of the stuff in Sitecore(Factories, Facades, etc) to one my my classmates. And [...]
Posted in Client Development, Experiences, Productions on Sep 27th, 2006
Yes, you have to be friendly! The message of today .Well it’s not that simple. I want to point you guys on how you easily can improve the Sitecore experience. But first you have to know what the Sitecore experience should be! Well, the Sitecore exprience is a combination of:
A quick client
A nice website
A [...]
Posted in Best Practices, XSLT on Sep 25th, 2006
This diagram is for all those guys out there who think I dislike XSLT or who think I can’t write XSLT at all. You guys are right. I dislike the XSLT syntax, I dislike the complex functionality of XSLT but also dislike putting simple straight-forward presentation-code in a DLL. So here is my vision on selecting [...]
Posted in Client Development, General Development (API) on Sep 25th, 2006
Hack, Hack, Hack where’s the riot?
Posted in .NET, Best Practices, Experiences on Sep 22nd, 2006
As addition on Hans’ entry, some more C# trics:
Use regions(to divide mehods)!
In don’t care you don’t use full triple slashing for all your methods! First start dividing classes in regions!
For example:
When opening this class I can easily navigate trough it, without running trough a huge amount of lines. It’s much easier to understand. Then [...]
Posted in .NET, Best Practices, Experiences on Sep 21st, 2006
2 Years of hardcore Sitecore development has thought our company some lessons.
Posted in Experiences, Others on Sep 20th, 2006
Yes, today I became 20 years old. A fifth of a century… It’s quite hard to imagine!
For me this is going to be a big year. As I graduate within one and a half year at school and lots of stuff is changing in personal life it’s definitely time to make huge decisions. [...]
Posted in 5.3, Experiences on Sep 19th, 2006
ince Lars showed us the 5.3 Content editor last June I really couldn’t wait to get some hands-on experience myself. Last week we got an copy of release candidate 1. Alex already installed one on a development machine. However, this wasn’t good enough for me. I really need a fresh copy all for myself. That was easier said then done!
Posted in 5.3 on Sep 13th, 2006
Wooohooo! It is finally released! SC5.3RC(1) . Which means I’m going to finish my blog serie starting the end of the week. And I’ve some stuff to play with . For those guys who are interested, check SDN5…
A big kiss to Denmark, Ole, Jakob( & Runi)! And ofcourse team Ukraine and [...]
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