It doesn't really matter if you use Powershell or Azure CLI to setup your Azure resources. It's more a matter of taste. Here is a quick comparision anyway 🙂
Episerver Picture helper now have option for native lazy loading.
The Picture helper in ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver now have an option to render the loading attribute that enables browser-native lazy loading. This makes it even simpler to optimize the loading of images. If you are familiar with the Picture helper you might already know that there are options for rendering the picture element that supports lazy loading. … Continue reading Episerver Picture helper now have option for native lazy loading.
(Trying to do) Code package deployment to Episerver DXC-S
I have spent way to much time trying to set up code package deployment when using TeamCity together with Octopus deploy. Read this to avoid following my path to failure :-). Well, not complete failure, I did learn some new things about both PowerShell and Octopus... Update: "DXC-S" is now known as " Episerver DXP" … Continue reading (Trying to do) Code package deployment to Episerver DXC-S
Deployments to DXC-S using API with Octopus Deploy
Episerver recently released an API that allows partners and customers to automate deployment to DXC-S environments. If using this API you no longer need the manual process of logging in to the DXC-S portal and starting a deploy. The API also makes it possible to deploy directly to Pre-production or Production environments. Update: "DXC-S" is now … Continue reading Deployments to DXC-S using API with Octopus Deploy
Let Episerver editors control the output cache
The "Content output cache" is strangely enough a basically undocumented feature of Episerver CMS. It's strange, because the content output cache can be a simple way to really speed up your site. I will not go into details about how to set up Content output cache in this article. Instead I'll show a way to let … Continue reading Let Episerver editors control the output cache
Use Azure Automation to scale you Azure resources.
This article shows how to automate scaling of Azure resources. I'm using this myself to save money by scaling down test- and development environments on nights and weekends, when they are not used anyway. I'm using Azure Automation and Powershell Runbooks for these tasks.1. Create an Automation accountStart by creating an Azure Automation account. Select "Create Azure … Continue reading Use Azure Automation to scale you Azure resources.
Control the cropping of your images with a focal point
The Image point editor for Optimizely/Episerver CMS can be used together with the Picture helpers in PictureRenderer.Optimizely or ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver to control the cropping of images. If showing the same image in different height and width on your site, you might want to control how the image is cropped. Let's say you are showing super cool, … Continue reading Control the cropping of your images with a focal point
A dead-easy way to optimize the images on your Episerver site.
Earlier this year i wrote about a solution for optimizing the images on your Episerver site. Since then, that solution has been included in the ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver nuget package. With the Picture html helper included in the nuget it's easy to optimize the images in size, quality, and file size. Images will be responsive, and can be … Continue reading A dead-easy way to optimize the images on your Episerver site.
Survival tips for an e-commerce manager!
In today’s e-commerce world, with high demanding customers and fear of the mighty Amazon, where should the e-commerce manager get a foothold? This article is aimed for companies doing e-commerce today -companies who need to change focus to be more digital and prioritize e-business for growth or business transformation, like markets moving online or going global. … Continue reading Survival tips for an e-commerce manager!
Optimize your images with ImageProcessor
Optimizing the file size for the images on a site can really improve page load time. This article shows how you can use ImageProcessor to minimize the size of your images. UPDATE: The Picture Html helper described below is now included in the ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver nuget. Read more here. I'm extending the solution for responsive images … Continue reading Optimize your images with ImageProcessor