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First these webinars are not intended for seasoned Sitecore developers. These are meant for basic Sitecore training to bridge a knowledge gap I have been seeing for a while in the community.
Continue Reading →We got a lot of requests to post our plan and here goes. This is what we have in mind for now. Depending on how popular these are we will add more.
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I started the Sitecore Slack channel nearly two months ago (8/30/2015) along with the help of Mike Reynolds and Johann Baziret. It’s amazing to see the growth of the community channel and the need for it. Here are some stats from today:
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SUGCON Started about 5 months ago when we saw a need for a country wide developer conference. I teamed up with Mike Reynolds, BrainJocks (Sue Klumpp) and HedgeHog (Mike Shaw).
Continue Reading →Twitter chat concept has been around for a while now and its wildly successful in discussing topics specific to the community. In our case, I would like to organize #SitecoreChat on Twitter to discuss Sitecore related topics regularly. These could be topics about bug fixes, features on a specific version, a specific piece of functionality such as WFFM, etc.
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In the last blog post we looked at Tealium tag management for Sitecore. In this post we will cover customization available to enabled computed fields. By default you have access to the following out of the box fields:
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“The Tealium iQ™ tag management system is a powerful and highly extensible solution that helps marketers easily manage their mission-critical technologies across web and mobile channels. Tealium iQ drives the complexity out of vendor tag deployments and is the cornerstone for achieving unified marketing, i.e., the ability to harmonize applications and data to drive superior cross-channel customer interactions.” – Quoted from Tealium website.
Continue Reading →I have been meaning to extract out this solution for quite a while but never got time to do this. Even now I would like to publish a lot more code but unfortunately that is going to take a while!
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Yes you heard it right. I was planning on writing a couple of sample jobs to do indexing etc but then I realized why not make it a lot more powerful. So I decided to add support to run Powershell scripts.
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So it’s been a while since I have been using this module in production for a while and very happy with it. I made a few changes to help improve the usability. In this iteration I added the option to pass in parameters into the job when it runs. I have a nice surprise feature coming up shortly which will tie into this.
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