SDL Web 8.5 (formerly known as SDL Tridion) is just around the corner. This release introduces a number of new features in Content Manager and functional changes in Content Manager Explorer, Content Delivery, Audience Manager and Translation Manager....
We’ve all been there. It’s 2:00 in the afternoon. You need to pick up your kids from school. But, when you look at a component in Tridion’s Experience Manager (XPM / Site Edit), it’s broken. WTF! You’re not a front-end ...
It’s about a year since SDL released their Web 8 product. This was the major release that replaced the SDL Tridion 2013 web content management product, but also incorporated digital media management and experience optimisation features that wer...
On a recent project of ours (Java / Web8 / DD4T 2), the customer’s architect suggested to use a view language that I had – quite frankly – never heard of: Thymeleaf. I had always wondered why the Java world had never settled on a view technology to r...
The world of front-end development is changing at a lightning fast pace. It’s hard enough for a front-end developer to keep up. So, how should a Tridion architect or general back-end developer stay “in the know” about the world of f...
I have already written a blog on how to create a custom claim in Java based web application using ADF claim cartridge. Also you can refer the bolg from Jan Horsman [ weather-cartridge] for same type of implementation.
Similarly you can create the Jav...
In a large SDL Web (SDL Tridion) implementation, with multiple languages and countries, it is inevitable that change control will be a problem that needs to be managed.
Scenario
You don’t localize pages, to keep global control over them
You ha...
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