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Glass.Mapper.Sc is a powerful ORM for Sitecore that provides a mapping framework for strongly typed classes and native .NET types. Version 4 features include simplified installation through a single package, version specific assemblies, removal of Castle Windsor, standardized MVC support, added caching capabilities, improved edit frame support, and fluent configuration improvements. The first release of Version 4 is scheduled for May 1, 2015.
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TASTE OF NEW IN JAVA 9
Do you know what are jshell, jmh and jigsaw? How can they help you and your team?
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OTN Developer Days - GlassFish
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JavaScript in Universal Windows Platform apps
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The core of the session is a detailed, step-by-step tutorial on packaging a Jakarta EE application for the cloud. This covers creating a WAR file, configuring the application for the cloud, and testing the application locally before deployment, then deploying the packaged application to the cloud. This involves creating the cloud App Service, configuring deployment settings, and uploading the WAR file.
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Mean stack
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.NET Blazor Introduction
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001. Introduction about React
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Servo: A Web View From Somewhere Else
The previous decade has seen a great decrease in the diversity of web engines
and the consolidation of the browser industry into a small number of vendors.
The consensus that the web platform is built on open standards and open-source
software allows the participation of third parties, within limits. Meanwhile,
the importance of the web platform has grown and it has become an essential
building block in an increasing amount of technology stacks. Those who embed
web engines or would like to give their users a full-featured web browser seek
a path through these contradictions. Servo is an experimental web engine under
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memory safety of Rust and the simpler code base of a greenfield implementation,
it offers the possibility of a nimbler and more distributed evolution of the
web platform.
(c) GOSIM Conference 2023
Sept 26, 2023
Shanghai, China
https://conference2023.gosim.org/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx70W83Bxtc
Sitecore 8.2 Update 1 on Azure Web Apps
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- 3. V3 ● First Released 15 April 2013 ● 27,000+ downloads across all versions ● Amazing community support ● StackOverflow tag!
- 4. Features of V4 ● Simplify installation ● Sitecore Version specific assemblies ● Removed Castle Windsor ● Standardise MVC support ● Added caching ● Better Edit Frame support ● Improved fluent configuration
- 5. Simplified Installation ● 1 Package for everything! ● Single click install ● No configuration required.
- 6. Version Specific Assemblies ● Supports: o 7.0 o 7.1 o 7.2 o 7.5 o 8.0 ● MVC o 3 o 4
- 7. Removed Castle Windsor ● No IOC ● Use Factory pattern ● Easy to implement custom IOC
- 8. Standardised MVC Support ● @Html.Glass().Editable(x=>x.Title) ● No need to inherit GlassView ● View Renderings without Model
- 9. Add Caching ● Crazy Fast ● Use where HTML cache won’t work ● Cleared like HTML ● Model aren’t cached by default
- 10. Better Edit Frame Support ● Because I am lazy ● Edit Frames for fields ● Define in code ● Glass creates required items ● Easy to update
- 11. Fluent Configuration Improvements ● Add Factory to return config classes ● Simpler for loading via IOC ● Resolves import dependencies
- 13. Questions?
- 14. Training Dates ● Online - Europe 12 May 2015 2 days ● Online - USA 19 May 2015 2 days
- 15. SUGCON! In Eindhoven Glass training - 10 & 11th June 2015 Conference 12th June 2015
Editor's Notes
- https://github.com/mikeedwards83/Glass.Mapper/blob/feature/v4/Source/Glass.Mapper.Sc/IoC/DependencyResolver.cs