I'm a passionate web developer and systems architect. I work as an independent consultant specializing in EPiServer and search.
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I’m scheduled to speak about Truffler, our awesome new search solution, in a number of places over the next couple of months. So if you haven’t had time to check it out yet, or want to grill me with questions and/or have a beer the time is soon.
I’ll be speaking at the following EPiServer meetups:
Note that while these meetups are EPiServer oriented my presentations will probably focus on our general .NET API so even if you don’t work with EPiServer products this is a great opportunity to get to know Truffler.
I’ll also give a presentation about ElasticSearch, the fantastic search engine that Truffler is built upon, at Best of DevSum in Gothenburg on November 14th and in Stockholm November 22nd.
I truly believe Truffler along with it’s client API can both make building great search a lot easier (and fun) as well as solve a bunch of other problems that we often run into when building websites with ASP.NET so I really enjoy demoing it. Hopefully you’ll come and check it out? :)
We’re always happy to speak about and demo Truffler to anyone that wants to listen. So if you can’t make it to any of the events listed above send us an e-mail and we’ll work something out!
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Comments
Martin Ottosen 6 months ago
Thanks for a great talk at the Copenhagen EPiServer Meet-up. You clearly put a lot of thought into the .Net API. Well done, and good luck with the product.
Joel Abrahamsson 6 months ago
Thanks Martin! Would love it if you played with it and gave us feedback :)