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Creating custom conditions, Part 1 By Morten Ljungberg, December 11, 2012 | Permalink | Rating: | Comments . The rules engine in Sitecore is very powerful and used for a lot of things behind the scenes.
http://www.sitecore.net/Community/Technical-Blogs/Morten-Ljungberg-Sitecore-Whats-New.aspx
Sitecore Web Content Management System (CMS) software helps you create and keep up-to-date dynamic, full featured websites of all types. ... Business Blogs; Technical Blogs; Best Practice Blogs; Connect with Sitecore; Sitecore on Facebook; Sitecore on LinkedIn; Sitecore on Twitter;
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Sitecore held a round table at its London offices for its customers working in the charity and non-profit sector to discover the current issues affecting charities and their use of digital channels.
http://www.sitecore.net/Community.aspx
Engage in 1-to-1 conversations with individual customers, across any channel. Web Content Management; Content Management; Mobile Web; Community & Social Media
http://cms.sitecore.net/Community/Technical-Blogs/Morten-Ljungberg-Sitecore-Whats-New/Archive.aspx
This blog post may seem a bit unnecessary, especially to anyone who’s already worked a fair amount with Sitecore. Yet I’m rather surprised by the number of clients we’ve worked with who have already purchased Sitecore and made the decision to go with it but aren’t sure how to realize its ...
http://blogs.perficient.com/portals/2012/07/02/wait-a-second-just-what-is-sitecore/
Sitecore is a world leading content management system (CMS) used by more than 32,000 websites — several of them some of the biggest brands in the world.
http://www.questfore.com/blog/what-is-sitecore/2011/12/30
In sitecore one of the field you can use is the "Rule" field. This field is very powerfull and you can easilly implmeent your own rules. Here is a very small tutorial on it.
http://sitecoreblog.blogspot.com/
Blog all about Sitecore CMS, modules, customizations, search, lucene. Helping developers build better solutions with Sitecore.
http://sitecoreblog.alexshyba.com/
Sitecore Development Blog | Agency Oasis. This Sitecore Blog is designed to assist the Sitecore Development Community build dynamic and scalable websites using Sitcore CMS (Content Management System).
http://www.sitecoredevelopment.com/
Start a WordPress blog or create a free website in minutes. Choose from over 200 free, customizable themes. Free support from awesome humans.
http://en.wordpress.com/tag/sitecore/
Sitecore Blogs. Alex de Groot – .Sitecore; Alex Shyba – Sitecore CMS Blog; Brian Pedersen’s Sitecore and .NET Blog; Fire Breaks Ice; Ivan Buzyka – Sitecore Things; Ivan Sharamok – Sitecore Gadgets; Jimmie Overby – Sitecore Shared Source;
http://theclientview.net/
Tales of web development, data viz, digital strategy and user interface design. Brought to you by the good folks at velir.com.
http://blog.velir.com/
A blog about Sitecore’s CMS by ISITE Design ... Last week, ISITE Design brought together a room full of 50 Sitecore experts to discuss leveraging Sitecore in responsive design.
http://www.isitedesign.com/sitecore/
Step 2 : Second step is learning Sitecore (Follow Sitecore blogs, Subscribe to RSS feed, follow Sitecore champs on twitter, be active on SDN forums etc.) and sharing what you learned! (Blog, forum, module etc.) Whatever it is big or small!
http://sitecorebasics.wordpress.com/
Engage in 1-to-1 conversations with individual customers, across any channel. Web Content Management; Content Management; Mobile Web; Community & Social Media
http://cms.sitecore.net/Community/Business-Blogs/John-Field.aspx
Dotnet developer since 6 years at LBiBelgium, I discover sitecore 4 years ago and now most of my projects are in sitecore. More infos about me on linkedin
http://sitecoreblog.blogspot.com/2013/01/sitecore-is-not-defined-in-webedit.html
Just deployed the latest and greatest in Sitecore for my company. The guy on the left knows what I am talking about. With the multiple languages and the complexity level of my company’s site, this was not a simple process of just running a couple of SQL update scripts and modifying some lines ...
http://blog.image0.com/category/sitecore/
Articles and tutorials for learning Sitecore cms ... There are a lot of interesting blogs writing about Sitecore. Here are listed some of them.
http://learnsitecore.cmsuniverse.net/en/News/InterestingBlogs.aspx
Engage in 1-to-1 conversations with individual customers, across any channel. Web Content Management; Content Management; Mobile Web; Community & Social Media
http://cms.sitecore.net/Community/Technical-Blogs/Chris-Bushnell-Tips-from-Sitecore-Technical-Writer.aspx
Just another WordPress.com site ... I’ve finally started the John West Sitecore Blog on the Sitecore Community hub.
http://sitecorejohn.wordpress.com/
When you create a new layout in Sitecore CMS, most of the content is standard for an ASPX page, except for this extra line of content: <sc:VisitorIdentification runat="server" />
http://www.oshyn.com/_blog/Web_Content_Management/post/purpose_of_Sitecore_scVisitorIdentification_tag/
Normally we write longer explanatory articles about Sitecore here on Learn Sitecore, but we still have knowledge and opinions to share. Therefore we have decided to create a blog section on the site, where we will share shorter hints, tricks and opinions.
http://learnsitecore.cmsuniverse.net/en/Blog/Welcome-to-learn-sitecore-blog.aspx
sitecore from scratch (by Mike) ... I wanted to replace the default WYSIWYG editor supplied with the Sitecore forum module (FreeTextBox) with TinyMCE, as it has better cross-browser compatibility.
http://sitecore.wordpress.com/
Just a small tip: Some of you might not know that from Sitecore 6.4 and up you can use .Net 4.0 (but don't have to). Here is a few reasons why you should upgrade your Sitecore solution so you could benifit from .Net 4.0:
http://sitecorehelp.com/blog/5/Using-Net-4-in-Sitecore
Helping developers build better solutions with Sitecore. Sharing ideas and best practices with the growing developer community.
http://sitecoreblog.alexshyba.com/2012/02/cascading-renderings-in-sitecore-page.html
@sitecorejohn blog: Sitecore 7: Rebuild Lucene Indexes in Temporary Subdirectories http:// ow.ly/l3fzS . Expand Collapse Reply; Retweet Retweeted; Delete; Favorite Favorited; More. Embed Tweet; Sitecore @ ...
http://twitter.com/sitecore
This is a Blog about Sitecore. Sitecore is a .Net based CMS. I write about CEP, DMS, ECM and other modules. My blogposts have a developers or a business perspective.
http://virtualsitecore.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/sitecore-7-rumours-collected.html
Happy New Year! It is time for resolutions and here are ten that I think Sitecore developers should consider for 2013. If you have your own Sitecore developer resolutions for 2013, please share them with us in the comments below.
http://www.roundedcube.com/WhatsNew/Blog/10-resolutions-for-sitecore-developers
Trevor Campbell from Verndale is writing "28 Days of Sitecore Rocks" - a series of blog posts that explain what Sitecore Rocks is and why its such a powerful tool. ...
https://plus.google.com/+sitecore
Previously I explained what Sitecore's presentation controls are and why they are important. At this point you're probably ready for some technical details.
http://gettingtoknowsitecore.blogspot.com/2010/02/sublayouts-and-web-controls.html
The latest from Sitecore Blog (@new_guid). Blogging about #Sitecore Development
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Read and search through extensive Sitecore end user documentation Post and reply to messages on the Sitecore discussion forums Read and search through Sitecore CEP, CMS and related product information Subscribe to various Sitecore Newsletters ; webmaster@ ...
http://sdn.sitecore.net/
Sometimes when introducing prospective clients to the awesome software that is Sitecore, we face a little bit of a pushback from the IT groups.
http://blogs.perficient.com/portals/2012/10/03/sitecore-vs-custom-development-sites/
My name is Joel. My company (Horizontal Integration aka HZI) has been developing Sitecore CMS based solutions for some time now, but having recently joined HZI and having no previous experience with Sitecore I need to get myself up to speed and fast.
http://sitecoredeveloper.wordpress.com/
Posts about Sitecore written by jerrong ... Sitecore is really one of those pieces of software where you discover new and cool things everyday even if you have been working with the software for years.
http://sitecoreaustralia.wordpress.com/category/sitecore/
Sitecore Rocks will make Sitecore developers happy!¶ Directly integrated into Microsoft Visual Studio 2010/2012, Sitecore Rocks provides a fast and streamlined development experience with tools that developers are used to.
http://vsplugins.sitecore.net/default.aspx
The Sitecore Blog module expands your web presence by giving you a blog you can manage from within your existing Sitecore CMS. A blog can be a strategic tool for establishing two-way communication with your stakeholders and it can boost SEO and Google rankings.
http://www.codehousegroup.com/services/sitecore-modules/sitecore-blog
This is a quick but useful tip for working with Sitecore MVC controller renderings. After creating controller renderings I often found myself having to manually type obvious values into the “Controller” and “Controller Action” fields.
http://www.publishingtarget.com/?cat=3
Start a WordPress blog or create a free website in minutes. Choose from over 200 free, customizable themes. Free support from awesome humans.
http://en.wordpress.com/tag/sitecore-6/
Often you want to use log4net in your integration to Sitecore. It could be a custom feature which you don’t want to log together with the rest of Sitecore logs, or it could be integration to an open source project which requires log4net.
http://sitecorehelp.com/blog/4/Using-custom-version-of-Log4Net-in-Sitecore
When I first saw that Sitecore is going to support the MVC architecture in a future release, I wasn’t sure exactly what that means. I have some experience with MVC.
http://www.roundedcube.com/WhatsNew/Blog/sitecore-to-support-mvc-what-do-you-think
All about Sitecore!!! An informal way of letting you know what's on my mind about Sitecore as it comes. I hope you learn a bit. Sometimes a bit about Roundedcube too.
http://rc-sitecore.blogspot.com/2010/03/sharepoint-vs-sitecore.html
So time for me to step in and guide you back to the highway by creating small and very focused blog posts. ... On top of the Sitecore Web CMS you can find the Sitecore Online Marketing Suite(OMS) which is used for gaining more details out of the visitor experience.
http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/
a programming blog on Sitecore, ASP.NET and other stuff by Mickey Rahman and Francesco Gallarotti
http://1000linesofcode.wordpress.com/
To share sitecore basics! ... Sitecore MVPs blog, feed and Twitter list along with a combined RSS feed from Sitecore MVP’s blog feeds
http://sitecorebasics.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/sitecore-mvps-blog-feed-and-twitter-list-along-with-a-combined-rss-feed-from-sitecore-mvps-blog-feeds/
Looking forward to develop on the Sitecore CMS platform. Filed under Certification. I was newly certified Sitecore CMS developer and now it's time for me to blog about the Sitecore development I do starting with building an integration to Sitecore Ecommerce Services package from ERP system XML ...
http://sitecoreblog.net/category/Certification.aspx
When my team gets a new Sitecore project often we need to deal with some data migration and quite often it is some other CMS that we need to migrate to Sitecore.
http://thesitecoreexperience.blogspot.com/
Sitecore only serves dynamic web pages, and our content management server is integrated with our content delivery server. ... Blogs. Create interactive blogs. Mail a Friend. Share site info instantly. Wiki. Create and edit wikis. Poll Module. Post polls for quick feedback.
http://xpress.sitecore.net/en/Technology.aspx
To avoid one very, very long blog post I will cover each solution in a separate post over the next few weeks. For each solution I’ll discuss the following aspects in order to make a good comparison: ... Welcome to the NCIM Sitecore Team blog!
http://ncimsitecore.wordpress.com/
This is the first post in a series of blog posts under the theme I call Why is my Sitecore site running so slow? Lately, I have been pulled in to audit a number of Sitecore solutions because they had poor performance.
http://blog.xcentium.com/2012/05/why-is-my-sitecore-site-running-so-slow-check-the-front-end-performance/
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