Go hands-on with the new Sitefinity presentation engine built on .NET Core and test your skills against other Sitefinity developers. Accept the Sitefinity .NET Core coding challenge and win prizes.

Over the last year or so, we’ve been busy progressing with .NET Core and introducing a new model of Sitefinity development. The concept is simple and we believe it’s the next evolutionary step for the Sitefinity platform—adopting a multi-tier architecture and utilizing a decoupled/headless approach to presentation.

Progress Sitefinity is now on the Azure marketplace, and you can deploy and evaluate it with just a click.

With Sitefinity you can simplify or automate a multilingual content creation process with cognitive AI services.

Cognitive capabilities enable a wealth of options for Web Content Manager (WCM) users, and can be applied in many directions beyond analyzing large amounts of data. With the help of democratized AI services we can now boost the work of authors and marketers so they can more easily publish best in class content.

The Progress Sitefinity teams recommends to all Sitefinity developers to use MVC whenever possible, especially for new projects. The MVC approach is superior in terms of performance and productivity for developers compared to WebForms.

Learn how to extend the new Sitefinity Admin App that comes with version 11.0.

A new Visual Studio extension for Sitefinity has been published on the marketplace. It is open source and focused on the MVC development.

In recent days I’ve spent some time reading more about “headless” and how this will conquer the world and if I don’t use it my business will fail :D. With this post I want to share what the real risks and solutions are. I will iterate through the different concepts that are currently receiving a lot of hype. Many of those terms are blended and some people are using them interchangeably, which is why I will explain each of them separately.