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Speaking at the EPiServer developer meeting

Posted July 30 2009 in EPiServer CMS | EPiServer Community | Everyday reports . 1 comments.

On august 25th Hallvarsson & Halvarsson will host the next EPiServer developer meeting. Christian Gerdes from Lights in line will talk about their HTTP accelerator Varnish and how to set it up in front of a EPiServer site.

The second speaker will be me. I’ll talk about the Page Type Builder project and how it can be used to achieve page type inheritance, strongly typed property access and a more object oriented way of working with EPiServer pages.

To sign up for the meeting, which is free of charge, sign up at the Meetup site.

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    Kasi 2 years ago

    Grymt Joel!!

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  1. @chraas You might want to use it for complex parts of the site and not use it for simple rendering pages. 2 days ago
  2. @chraas In theory more SOLID, but I'm not sure it's worth the price. 2 days ago
  3. @chraas Be warned that you're introducing one big chunk of complexity with EPiMVP :) 2 days ago
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