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- 1. I’M NOT A CHILD ANYMORE I’M NOT A CHILD ANYMORE (Non-hierarchical content retrieval using EPiServer Find) 13.6.2013 Mark Everard @ev2000 13.6.2013 I’M NOT A CHILDI’M NOT A CHILD hierarchical content retrieval using EPiServer Find)
- 2. EPiServer CMS7 Many developer / API changes • Separation of content / presentation • IoC• IoC • Testability • New plugin system / javascript • but I think the most exciting is EPiServer Find……………… Many developer / API changes Separation of content / presentation but I think the most exciting is EPiServer Find………………
- 3. Hierarchical Content is stored in nodesContent is stored in nodes • GetPage • GetChildren • GetDescendents Mark Everard @ev2000
- 4. Blog / Tagging • Content is categorised• Content is categorised • Node are irrelevant • Have you ever had to build a blog template / replicate Wordpress using EPiServer? Mark Everard @ev2000
- 5. Slow…….. • FindPagesWithCriteria!• FindPagesWithCriteria! • You might have found yourself going off-piste to get acceptable performance Mark Everard @ev2000
- 6. Modern content taxonomy isModern content taxonomy is more complicated Mark Everard @ev2000 www.audiusa.com/
- 7. EPiServer Find More than just for search pagesMore than just for search pages •ElasticSearch - awesome • C# API - thanks Joel • Integration out-of-the-box Mark Everard @ev2000
- 8. ElasticSearch Best of breed (NoSQL)openBest of breed (NoSQL)open source search and data insight • Real-time • REST / Json • Built on Lucene• Built on Lucene Mark Everard @ev2000 www.elasticsearch.org/
- 9. PowerSlice Another Joel masterpieceAnother Joel masterpiece • Uses Find querying capability • Provides non-hierarchical views of content ~ slices • Free on Nuget• Free on Nuget Mark Everard @ev2000 Google: ‘powerslice episerver’
- 10. MVC • More integration points• More integration points • More possibilities to inject and modify data • Content Providers •Model Binders•Model Binders • ActionFilters •………….etc Mark Everard @ev2000
- 11. Idea -> next time • No talks • Just codez • Bring your laptops • I’ll bring Find
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