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In Sitecore 6 we’ve introduced an extremely cool functionality which is called serialization. You can identify this functionality in the ribbon interface: Ok, cool Alex, but what’s the purpose of this functionality? We all know how hard it is to maintain different environments in a structured way. Most of the Sitecore partners are using a [...]

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I came across this description of implicit and explicit personalization.Personalization is a regular topic these days. But it’s extremely annoying when people are unable to separate implicit and explicit.

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I came across this matrix all about programming competence’s. I was quite impressed about my score: Computer Science: a bit more Level 2 then 3. It seems like my education has covered a lot of the required areas. But still I’m not the guy who’s going to explain any kind of data structure without even [...]

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This time for developers. I’m still missing the url to express. But still it remains cool…

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I’m pretty proud to announce that I’ll speak on the 17th of July, together with Christian Daems on a partner event hosted at LECTRIC Internetoplossingen. The event is all about Sitecore’s vision: 7 habits of a good and effective website.Registration is for free and can be done on the ‘Internet Seminar website’. The exact details [...]

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I often find out that I can cause exceptions on Sitecore sites. This can really harm your website. For example, enough exceptions can let your application pool perform a restart. After this restart your Sitecore installation will re-initialise its cache which takes some times. I’ve even seen that IIS dumps it’s full memory running on [...]

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