Tag: MVC
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Should I Upgrade My Sitefinity Website?
Sitefinity CMS is a stable, powerful, and easy to use CMS. It just works! For you, the developer, this may be one of the reasons why you might have never considered upgrading. The most recent releases pack multiple enhancements that might tip the scales. -
Considering MVC? Here Are 5 Reasons to Switch
To switch or not to switch? If you are still reluctant to make the move to the ASP.NET MVC framework, this blog will help you by outlining how your organization can benefit from MVC. -
Applying a Bootstrap Template to Sitefinity with MVC
Learn how you can use an MVC approach to apply a Bootstrap template to your Sitefinity website in this step-by-step tutorial. -
MVC: The Preferred Way of Coding in Sitefinity
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. -
Sitefinity VSIX: the Next Step for Sitefinity Thunder
A new Visual Studio extension for Sitefinity has been published on the marketplace. It is open source and focused on the MVC development. -
Solving Caching Issues in the Sitefinity MVC Navigation Widget
When pages get cached all the widgets on them are cached too. The problem here is that this caching can cause user confusion. -
Sites with Enterprise Stability and Open Source Flexibility
Having a familiarity with the underlying development paradigms of a CMS is one of the key evaluation factors. In this respect, ASP.NET MVC should be on your radar because the framework is established as one of the best and there is a ton of information available about it. Also, using a strongly typed language as C# is easy and fun. -
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Working with Sitefinity MVC (Feather) Source Code
All of Sitefinity’s MVC widgets, packages and functionality are open source and can be found under the codename “Project Feather” or “Feather” framework. -
Getting started with the Sitefinity’s MVC capabilities (AKA Feather)
Before you start developing with Sitefinity, you need to choose between a WebForms and MVC approach. While both can provide a beautiful experience today, the MVC capabilities are the future of the Sitefinity CMS and should be your choice. This post will look at the big picture covering the main ...
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