gRPC Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 6: Building Frontend This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This article is a part of Applied Cloud Stories initiative - aka.ms/applied-cloud-stories. Blog posts in this series: Part 1 - Scene Background &
EPiServer Episerver Scheduled Jobs - Under the Hood Have you ever wondered what really happens when you run your scheduled job in Episerver? What happens when Episerver misses to fire off your job, what is scheduler and how job status notifications are implemented?
Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 5: Data Broadcast We finished previous post with data processing pipelines and projecting data into profiles in order to reduce unnecessary data processing for every connected client to the application.
EPiServer Bootstrap Content Area Renderer Update for Episerver Twitter Bootstrap Content Area package hasn't been updated for a while which might mean either no one is using it or it's mature enough that does not require new features :)
Asp.Net Core Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 4 This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This time we talk about data broadcast using gRPC and SignalR.
EPiServer Localization Provider Update Hi all, Not a huge pile of news and features (those I've saved for v7.0). It's been a while since v1.0 of LocalizationProvider. Originally it has its inception
Azure Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 3 This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This time we talk about data distribution further to our subscribers.
EPiServer LocalizationProvider Under the Tests Recently I got a question from a very good friend of mine about how to properly unit test localization provider. Tests and even unit ones have been one of the
C# Episerver Localization Provider - Major v6 Released! Introduction I'm pleased to announce that v6 of DbLocalizationProvider is finally out to the wild. This stressful and lots of unknowns period was great timing for me to sit down
Asp.Net Core Localization Provider - Major 6 Released! Introduction I'm pleased to announce that v6 of DbLocalizationProvider is finally out to the wild. It's been a bit bumpy road and longer journey as expected, but here we are.
C# Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 2: Data Collectors & Composer This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. Here we talk about data processing pipeline.
C# Episerver ContentArea with AllowedTypes Specified by Interface Background Once an interesting question was asked on Episerver Community Slack space how to work with ContentAreas and specifically [AllowedTypes] and specify restrictions based on interface. My answer wasn't quite
C# Episerver DeveloperTools - UI Refresh This blog post is about latest features and bug fixes added to v3.5 of Episerver DeveloperTools package
.Net Core Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 1 This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This article is a part of Applied Cloud Stories initiative -
C# Converting Azure WebJobs to .NET Core Motivation Migrating something to .NET Core (while stuck with .NET Framework for a while due to surrounding platform dependency constraints) sounds intriguing and challenging at the same time. Our main
EPiServer LocalizationProvider v5.7 Is Out It's been a while since last Episerver DbLocalizationProvider package update. Fortunately this release includes couple bug fixes delivered by amazing developer community and also few new features. What's included in
C# Effectively Working with Git Submodules Background During development of DbLocalizationProvider I had single repository in GitHub containing more that one package as result of the build. Initially there was just a EPiServer package to add
C# LocalizationProvider Client Side Feature now also for Asp.Net Mvc Apps There are sometimes moments when you just need to take deep inhale and add backward support for apps that most probably you will hardly see selected in "File >
C# Client-side Localization in Asp.Net Core Using LocalizationProvider Starting with v5.4.1 version of the LocalizationProvider package for .NET Core, it's now possible to work with translations also on client-side.
EPiServer Object Cache Viewer Joins EPiServer Developer Tools It's super cool to work together with the community and unite effort across all areas to strengthen EPiServer ecosystem and toolsets. After chat with Joe Mayberry we decided that his
EPiServer How Risky are EPiServer.DeveloperTools on Production Environment? We had a great conversation at the EPiServer Partner Close-Up conference with one and only Allan Thræn about future plans and such. And one of the topics we chatted about
Capture Exception in Azure Functions Poison Queue Trigger I'll not talk about how cool Azure Functions are (because they are cool), but will focus on pretty tiny but very important aspect when running functions - how to get
EPiServer Asp.Net Mvc Areas for EPiServer Forms This blog post describes how to add support for overriding Episerver Forms element templates located in Asp.Net Mvc Areas.
C# Localized Episerver Enum Properties Time to time I receive questions on how to properly translate System.Enum based properties on Episerver using DbLocalizationProvider package. The support has been around for quite while, but I've never really blogged about it properly.
EPiServer Episerver Init Infrastructure - Under the Hood Having couple of initializable modules Episerver solution - and everything works as expected. But what really happens under the hood and how Episerver initialization system really works?
