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Sitecore Chris’ MVP Summit Day 1

Star Date 2016-09-12 – 1:00 pm Ok so there was a lot of info in the first presentation but I cannot share it with you. If you are on Sitecore Slack and an MVP check out the channel for details. It is well worth it.  Tonight it we head to the boat and there will […]

[C2I] Countdown to Ignition Day 4 – Why It Matters to Devs

Corey (@sitecorey) here on Day 4 of Countdown to Ignition (#C2I) to speak to Sitecore developers on the importance of the Ignition Framework.

Sitecore Chris’ MVP Summit Journal – The night before

Star Date: 2016-09-11 – Late in the evening Everyone is arriving slowly. There were thunderstorms so some had to wait to land. Just read Countdown to Ignition – Day 3 – Why it matters to us non-dev while I waited. If you are a non-dev you should read this to learn more about ignition. I ran […]

[C2I] Countdown To Ignition Day 3 – Why it matters to us non-devs

Rick (@Sitecordial) here on Day 3 of #C2I to speak to the Marketers and Business decision-makers on the importance of Ignition. I come from a long marketing background in both the traditional and digital space and I have had in-depth exposure to Perficient’s Ignition open source accelerator and I can confidently tell you that all my […]

[C2I] Countdown to Ignition! Day 2 – Why use Ignition?

George here for Day 2 of C2I, talking about a frequent question that gets posed: Question: Why use Ignition? It’s a good question. In fact, why use any accelerator at all? Isn’t Sitecore just ASP.NET? The answer to that question is simple once you understand the underlying motivation behind the framework to begin with. Sitecore, much […]

Publishing Info Stats for Sitecore Items

Publishing information, like who published what and when they published it, isn’t readily available in the Sitecore item information. To find this information we typically have to look into the log.* files. A client requested that publish date and publish author be added to the item information. To accomplish this I found 2 very helpful […]

Multiple email addresses for Workflow notifications

Workflows in Sitecore are an integral part of the content approval process. The email notification action is an important part of that process, in that it lets content approvers know that something is waiting for their attention. Out-of-the-box implementations of the notification actions only support a single email address to receive the messages. This can […]

SitecoreChris’ MVP Summit Journal

These are the voyages of a Perficient Sitecore MVP. It’s a 5 day mission. To explore strange new features and technologies. To seek out new friendships and new partnerships To boldly go where no MVP has gone before. Star Date: 2016-09-10 – 6:45 am We start our journey from the distant country of Canada, home […]

[C2I] Countdown To Ignition! Day 1 #SitecoreSYM #NOLA #MVPSummit

Hi all! Our team is looking forward to getting to meet and talk with everyone at the Symposium on 9/15 and 9/16! In the spirit of this, we wanted to answer some FAQ’s, one each day as we approach the event. A different member of the team will post something each day, so be sure […]

The Ignition Team is Going to #NOLA!

Just a reminder that the team from Perficient that created Ignition will all be at the Sitecore Symposium coming up next week! Find 3 of us at the Sitecore MVP summit and all of us at the event itself! Be sure to find @SitecoreGeorge at his talk (along with Tim McCarthy) on Friday at 11:45am! […]

Learn about Sitecore DevOps on Azure at Sitecore Symposium

Sitecore Symposium is a week away, and we’re excited to start the conversation now. Sitecore Symposium is being held in New Orleans on Sept. 14-16, 2016. As the Sitecore team puts it, the conference is “the place to connect with Sitecore experts, marketers, developers, partners, and customers from around the world.” And this year, we’ll […]

Unit Tests with .NET Core and VSTS

Executing unit tests as part of a Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) build process has, until now, been the most pain free process I’ve ever encountered. In fact, if you select the Visual Studio build template, there is already a step that handles executing and publishing results of your unit tests. It assumes the convention […]

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