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Posted in Community and the Web, Conceptual Content Management, Sitecore, Systems on Mar 17th, 2009
Today I represent (as usual) my personal vision. I tell this once again, just to be sure that my personal vision won’t become Sitecore’s public vision .
This morning while I was running through my task list I decided to share this on my twitter account: Thinking about my CMIS proposal [...]
Posted in ASP.NET, CLR / BCL, Sharepoint, Systems on Feb 13th, 2008
Today I came across these two blogpost by some Microsoft chaps. They are generally about memory leaks in Sharepoint. The usage of disposable objects, etc.
It seems like Microsoft has a lot of object which needs to be disposed over and over?! Yes we’re talking about a tool written in a managed language! And ofcourse, the [...]
Posted in Community and the Web, Conceptual Content Management, Systems, Tridion on Dec 17th, 2007
Well some vendors do. Please read the following quote copied from the press release of Tridion v5.3:
Modular Templating truly separates the design, code and applications of templates into template building blocks. Together with native integration with market-leading design and development tools, (including Adobe Dreamweaver and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET), Modular Templating gives designers, developers and [...]
Yesterday evening I’ve been involved in the monthly Umbraco chats. It was all about packaging and extensibility yesterday. Being in such a chatsessions, gives you a good sight on the current progress of a project like Umbraco. The chatlog will be published later today on Umbraco.org.In the session, Niels Hartvig and other contributors discussed the possibilities [...]
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