Peter Filipov

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.

Sitefinity 11 brings full support for .NET 4.7.1.

With Sitefinity 10.2 an early preview of the new Sitefinity UI is coming and you can test it for content editing.

Starting from version 10.2, Sitefinity supports easy OWIN pluggability (yes, this is a real word).

Sitefinity CMS and Sitefinity Insight already help you provide the best customer experience on the web, but customers expect the same in mobile apps. With the diverse portfolio of Progress products, tacking this multi-channel problem is easy. By utilizing NativeScript, Sitefinity developers can both serve existing content in the mobile app and personalize the mobile app experience based on Sitefinity Insight data.