You can find the source code of all built-in widgets that are shipped with the .NET Core Renderer in the .NET Core widgets sample on Sitefinity GitHub repository.
You can use these samples to extend the functionality of the built-in widgets. For more information, see Extend the built-in widgets.
You can find various samples and examples of widgets, templates, and other components in Sitefinity .NET Core samples on Sitefinty GitHub repository.
This is a repository contains the samples that demonstrates how to develop your frontend applications with Sitefinity.
Following is a list of some on the samples:
To accomplish this, your custom .NET Core widget must use OData calls to interact with Sitefinity CMS. You can achieve this using the provided IRestClient for working with OData services. To create the widget, use Sitefinity data widget sample on Sitefinity GitHub repository.
IRestClient
ViewComponent
The .NET Core page demo is an example of how to build your .NET Core website, using custom widgets and layouts. You can use it to play with it or extend it, helping you to kick-start your .NET Core project.
RESULT: Your Quantum .NET Core demo Sitefinity CMS and Sitefinity .NET Core Renderer are setup and you are ready to play and test it.
The demo contains:
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The free standalone Web Security lesson teaches administrators how to protect your websites and Sitefinity instance from external threats. Learn to configure HTTPS, SSL, allow lists for trusted sites, and cookie security, among others.
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