Since the beginning of the new architecture of Sitefinity in version 4.0, we are used to the 3 main ContentLifeCycle states (Master, Live and Temp) and with the introduction of the Recycle Bin, we got a new 4th state which is "Deleted" but if you look closer lately, you might see a new cousin in the drop down that is not documented on the Sitefinity site or in any release notes and that is "PartialTemp"

What if you don't have an existing Sitefinity application or don't have access (for whatever reason) to the Sitefinity Project Manager. How can you create a new Sitefinity Application in Visual Studio from scratch? Well, Nuget to the rescue!

Today I am releasing the 3rd of 4 Sitefinity Workshops in order to encourage ALL Sitefinity designers to take this Course/Workshop at their own pace and free of charge.

Today I am releasing the 2nd of 4 Sitefinity Workshops in order to encourage ALL Sitefinity admins to take this Course/Workshop at their own pace and free of charge.

Teaching users how to master Sitefinity is something that I enjoyed doing for almost 14 years. Giving back to the community and to the product that I dearly love is something that I am very proud of. Today I am releasing the first of 4 Sitefinity Workshops in order to encourage ALL Sitefinity site Contributors to take this Course/Workshop at their own time and free of charge.

Come join us in Las Vegas between November 18th and 21st 2019 at Azure AI Conference organized by DevIntersection in Collaboration with Microsoft and Solliance.

Very excited to announce that I will be speaking at the Microsoft Azure and AI Conference again this year from June 11th to 14th in beautiful Orlando, FL My sessions will be concentrated around Azure, AI, Machine Learning and Databricks while giving an all day workshop on Azure IoT Bootcamp with my dear friend Carey Payette

Very excited to announce that I will be speaking at Progress NEXT again this year from May 6th to 9th in beautiful Orlando, FL My sessions will be concentrated around Development in Sitefinity and NativeScript while giving an all day workshop on Building a Sitefinity Application in a Day.

In the old days of using the Azure Machine Learning Workbench, it was easy to get the ML API Key from the portal, but currently (end of 2018) , with the retirement of the Workbench, there is no may to get the ML API key from the Azure portal. It needs to be called through the API to get that key.

Something very weird happened to me last week, I could not run any Sitefinity 11.1 application from the new SitefinityCMS.exe Project Manager. Chrome kept reporting a refused connection as you can see in the image below