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For some time now you can use NuGet to manage Sitecore dependencies in your Visual Studio projects. But did you know that we now offer assembly list packages as well? These packages provide you with a list of default Sitecore assemblies being used by various versions. Using these packages you can validate or exclude the Sitecore-provided assemblies from your solution builds. At this moment we have assembly packages available for the following Sitecore roles/deployment targets:…

Today I published a new client feature on the marketplace called DMS Gutters. This will install two gutters within the Content Editor that shows which items have running tests and personalized components. It will help the business user identifying which items contains tests and personalisation. You can download the installation package via the Sitecore Marketplace. You can find it here

You might recognize this scenario. During your project you encounter some problem and you need the help of Sitecore Support. You create a new ticket and then you need to wait until their first reply. If you only wrote down you issue and didn’t provide any log files, the first reply will probably be to provide those log files. Of course these log files are necessary (especially when your ticket isn’t a know issue) to…

In Sitecore we know wildcards, which will give you the possibility to create dynamic urls. Basically we can use wildcards to pass variables by using the URL instead of querystring parameters. If you would like to know more on how wildcards work and what they can do for you I recommend this blogpost from Alistair Deneys. So let’s assume we have the following case. We have a multilingual website with the Dutch and English language. On…