I just wrapped up a presentation (admittedly clearly not my best) for the Milwaukee Sitecore User Group where I gave an very brief overview of SPEAK and I did a little Betty Crocker baking of an existing Sitecore Marketplace module from Sheer UI to SPEAK. The prezi is here. The
The Atlantic published an article by Ian Bogost regarding the industry use of "engineering" for software and the relationship of facets in comparisons of disciplines in software creation to disciplines of public project creations such as roads and bridges. I've been building software for over 30 years now. Quite a
https://vimeo.com/sitecoreexperienced/sitecoreexperienced9 It's done. We did something that we weren't sure had much merit, how much work it was really going to be, nor did we think we originally were going to do more than 3 episodes. Jamie and I took on these nine episodes and had
Blog post I did for XCentium: http://www.xcentium.com/blog/2015/08/25/speaking-aloud-changing-css ... I’ve been spending a lot of my time working with SPEAK over the past few months. Overall I’m happy where things are heading with our work with SPEAK in XCentium’s Research and
Just an idea….some frontal lobe thought as I type actually.... So you have Sitecore, and you can’t find enough good Sitecore people to do the potential work coming in. Unfortunately, your problem isn’t unique. In fact your problem really isn’t truly a Sitecore problem. The problem
As some in the Sitecore community know, Jamie Stump and I put together a module for Sitecore, Integrated Dynamic Placeholders, during the last Sitecore Hackathon. In 24 hours, we developed the ability in Sitecore to use a single placeholder setting in Sitecore to instances of a particularly named placeholder that
Blog post I did for XCentium: http://www.xcentium.com/blog/2015/07/08/sitecore-getactiveuser-result
Gotta love server providers that close up a brand and run off. And these things always happen at the best times. This happened about a month ago and today this segment of the disaster is complete. New host, new blog, new URLs
I love talking to young folks still in school about tech. In many ways they are so much smarter than I was, or in some cases smarter than I am currently. The sad part is there is not as many of them as there used to be. The single one
Blog Post I did for XCentium: http://www.xcentium.com/blog/2015/02/19/removing-published-items-or-better-content-architecture
Blog Post I did for XCentium: http://www.xcentium.com/blog/2015/02/19/sitecore-azure-and-database-permissions
