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Monthly Archive for January, 2008

Scott Guthrie announced this morning that the Web Deployment project of Visual Studio 2008 is finally released. Short from now I’ll write  tutorial for all you guys how to work with Sitecore and the deployment project.For those guys who can’t wait, please review this tutorial by Scott himself.   Last weeks lots of interesting movies [...]

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2008: The year of Online HRM

For a couple of week I’m spamming colleagues: What’s the word of 2008? What is the main trend? Etc, etc… I received a couple of reactions: Social Search Co-creation ‘Same as last year’ Course: listen to your webagency … But today I figured out a real trend… At least in my eyes… 2008 will be [...]

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What’s Business Intelligence?

So what’s Business Intelligence(BI)? You can hear the term everywhere. Even your local salesmen does talk about is. And about datamining, integration services, SQL Server 2005 BI, etc, etc? Then it becomes time to do some research(I suppose all developer should ). Particularly when you are going to use MOSS, build and intranet or going [...]

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Sitecore Queries and injections

Pretty funny, I just came across a lack of defensive programming by myself… Over and over I use the following codesnaps: string query = string.Format(“./*/item[@templatename='{0}']“, CompetenceType);Item[] result = InnerItem.Axes.SelectItems(query); Do you see the problem? Well, CompetenceType might contain a single-quote… If it does, the parser of the query will throw an error. Blerg! So the [...]

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CMSCenter goes Europe!

There’s no better time then launching your website at the start of a year. You’ll have plenty of time to optimize all the stuff you’ve to optimize during the summer and you are still able to reach your goals within a year . So does my main CMS-resource: CMSCenter. This website was, until now only [...]

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Building a competence tool

Today I’ve had a conversation with Hans, our technical manager. It was all about competencies, how to store them and how to use them for reporting, sales, etc. But most important, how to make sure it’s not hard to fill them down. Otherwise programmers won’t even think about filling them down. So I’ve decided to [...]

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Sitecore and ASP.NET AJAX 3.5

Tried to get ASP.NET AJAX to work, but as I copied my project into the web-dist, the default settings for it weren’t saved into the web.config. Quick & dirty trick to enable it fast: Change your project build target from .NET 3.5 to .NET 2.0 Update the reference list(remove unused or broken resources) Change the [...]

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