Projects

I'm involved in a few open source projects, all related to EPiServer products.

Page Type Builder

Page Type Builder is a plug-in for EPiServer CMS that allows developers to define EPiServer page types in code which eliminates the need to synchronize page types between different servers. As page types are declared in code it also enables inheritance between page types and strongly typed property access. You can read more about Page Type Builder on it's CodePlex site and under posts tagged with paged type builder.

EPiAbstractions 

EPiAbstractions provides facades for many of the classes in EPiServers products which enable it's users to decouple their code from the concrete implementations and thereby gaining the ability to unit test code that otherwise would depend on the concrete implementations. You can read more about EPiAbstraction on it's CodePlex site and under posts tagged with epiabstractions

This site

While this site is my personal blog and homepage it is also an open source project, kindly sponsored with software by EPiServer. With it I aim to expand the "EPiSphere" with another set of templates, albeit for a blog. You are very welcome to download the source code from the projects CodePlex site.

While I've done all of the coding myself (with some inspiration and code samples from Pro ASP.NET Framework) I have had some great help with the design from Robert Piirainen and Anders Adlén (the illustrations and CSS for the header).

The site uses some great frameworks and plug-ins, namely:

Server side

Client side

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  1. @tathamoddie Sadly, no :( 6 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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Latest comments

  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

About this site

This blog is built with EPiServer Community, EPiServer CMS, ASP.NET MVC and a bunch of other great products. The source code is available for download at the projects page, where you also can read more about this site and my other projects.

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