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I'm a passionate web developer and systems architect living in Stockholm, Sweden. I work at Valtech and I am an EMVP.

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About web development with ASP.NET and EPiServer, fatherhood and other adventures in my digital jungle

Posts tagged with "episerver"

  1. The new blog, built with EPiServer and ASP.NET MVC

    Posted October 19 2009. 9 comments. I've just switched from BlogEngine.NET to a custom built blog created with EPiServer Community, EPiServer CMS, ASP.NET MVC and a lot of other great frameworks and plug-ins. And of course this little creation is released as open source should anyone want to modify it and use it themselves or just look at it for inspiration.

  2. My must-follow-on-Twitter-list for EPiServer and ASP.NET developers

    Posted August 31 2009. 3 comments. I just had a conversation with my friend and former colleague Rickard (@VirUZI) where he informed me that a hotfix has been released for EPiServer Community that fixes a bug we’ve both run into. I said thanks but also that I already knew thanks to Twitter. Rickard then asked me if I had any tips about people at EPiServer to follow on Twitter. I compiled a list of the people at EPi that I follow. I also gave him a list of other people I thought he should follow.

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  1. @tathamoddie Sadly, no :( 5 hours ago
  2. @tathamoddie So far so good. Might get back to you though :) 14 hours ago
  3. @fredriktberg Turned out it was an issue with assembly trust levels. Upping them helped. Never experienced it before though. 16 hours ago
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  1. Joel Abrahamsson wrote "Hi Rajesh! As you say, given that you use only GetPage an..." on How EPiServer CMS caches PageData objects
  2. Rajesh Shelar wrote "Hi Joel, What you have mentioned is DATA caching and we can..." on How EPiServer CMS caches PageData objects
  3. Adeel wrote "Hi, no theyre saved as normal, save and publish, and the..." on How EPiServer CMS caches PageData objects

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