In this post I would like to continue on the real-time subject, I see a great potential in using data in real-time. So why not combine my previous posts, Real-time in Sitecore using SignalR and MongoDB(where I showed you guys how to setup real-time and storing the data in Mongodb) and Make a Google Map … More View visitors in real-time in Sitecore using SignalR and MongoDB
In my previous blog post, Make a Google Map SPEAK component in Sitecore, I was asked if I could move it into a Sitecore package and release it on the Sitecore Marketplace. I managed to transform the blog post to a Sitecore module and released it on Sitecore Marketplace – GoogleMap SPEAK What does it … More GoogleMap SPEAK component released in Sitecore Marketplace
I just love SPEAK! It has been around for a while but still feels new. I remember when SPEAK came, it felt very cool and fresh but it was so hard to get into. Back then I had mostly been working with web forms(Sitecore), so the MVC concept was all new to me. Now when … More Make a Google Map SPEAK component in Sitecore
I think it’s really cool that Sitecore is using MongoDB for storing visitor data(The data is being stored when the session ends) Adam Conn explains it well(as always) in his post, INTRODUCING THE SITECORE ANALYTICS INDEX But would it not be cool to make a snapshot of your visitors in Real-Time? Like the good old … More Real-time in Sitecore using SignalR and MongoDB
In my previous post Tagging is fun in Sitecore I showed you guys how easy it is to “tag” your content. In this post I would like to go a step further with the tagging: -Grouping tags -Tag the tags -Create computed index fields for the tags -Faceting the computed index fields -Searching using LINQPAD … More More fun with tagging in Sitecore 8 – Grouping Tags and Tagging tags
Recently I wanted to use a control which was made for a classic ASP.NET Web Forms application with the good old sublayouts – I’m an old dog and I miss working with the ascx user controls. So I started typing Register in the top of the razor view and… I felt really dumb here 🙂 … More Reuse your old ASP.NET Web Forms controls in Sitecore MVC
Before heading into the post I would like to thank Sitecore for giving me the great honor of being awarded as one of the 167 MVPs. I truly enjoy sharing my experiences with people so this means a lot to me. Check out all the skilled MVPs at Sitecore MVPs 2015 I would like to … More Query your datasource using custom tokens in Sitecore
I’ve been working in Sitecore MVC for some months now and it’s great. But I do miss some nice controls like the sc:EditFrame. But fear not there is a solution, Glass has the answer 🙂 Thank God for Glass – I looked at how they did it and copied the code from GlassEditFrame. Next thing … More How to use EditFrame in Sitecore MVC
2015 will be a great year, especially when Sitecore recently released their flagship Sitecore 8. I just love the design and all the new cool things that comes with it. I want to show you guys how to make a custom control – DateTime with TimeZone. There is a great post out there which explains … More Create a custom control in Sitecore: DateTime with TimeZone
I would like to talk to you about tagging and tagging content in Sitecore(7.2). As always there are hundred ways of doing it – that’s why I love Sitecore 🙂 I found this hidden gem in Sitecore (a built-in function) and fell in love with it – Semantics. Sitecore 7+ comes with a “Semantics” field … More Tagging is fun in Sitecore
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