After the previous blog post about combining JavaScript and CSS, I decided to create more modules standardizing features that can be used out of the box at many websites.
Today I'll describe new module that allows tracking client-side events with Sitecore Analytics. Such feature is really important for today's highly interactive sites, and you'll see how easy it is to implement it for Sitecore.
After installing the module, you'll be able to track external file downloads, Ajax events and any kind of visitor interaction that does not cause the page to refresh (expanding / collapsing page areas, popup windows, etc.).
Monday, September 26, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Combine and minify JavaScript / CSS in Sitecore CMS
For a long time I tried to find a solid JavaScript / CSS combining and minifying solution, which is easy to use, extensible and works with Sitecore without need to change sources, etc.
It’s not that hard to create own custom tool, but for many reasons it makes more sense to use actively developed and well-tested project.
It’s not that hard to create own custom tool, but for many reasons it makes more sense to use actively developed and well-tested project.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Globe Dashboard Experiment
While browsing through the Web, I've recently found interesting collection of experimental web apps from Google, built using HTML5, WebGl, and other technologies. I was amazed by the WebGl Globe application - an open platform for geographic data visualization.
Nearly at the same time, Sitecore announced Digital Marketing System 2.0 with optimized analytics API, new dashboards and reports.
Today we'll create a delicious cocktail from newest technologies and tools. Let's take some WebGl and mix it with jQuery, put it into Sitecore DMS and add some DatePickers from jQuery UI. Add a few pieces of WCF Service and transfer into the Shared Source.
Nearly at the same time, Sitecore announced Digital Marketing System 2.0 with optimized analytics API, new dashboards and reports.
Today we'll create a delicious cocktail from newest technologies and tools. Let's take some WebGl and mix it with jQuery, put it into Sitecore DMS and add some DatePickers from jQuery UI. Add a few pieces of WCF Service and transfer into the Shared Source.
Labels:
dashboard,
enterprise,
experiment,
globe,
html5,
sitecore,
WebGl,
world
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Mobile Device Detector - Performance
The last blog post about Mobile Device Detector was so popular, that I've decided to post updates and some results of performance profiling without delays.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
WURFL-based mobile device detection for Sitecore CMS
Mobile web browsing is so popular nowadays, that I was confused by the fact that there is no plug'n'play mobile detection solution for Sitecore and many people still use odd code like "if(userAgent.Contains('iPhone')...".
The best mobile device database is WURFL, and it has a great .NET API from 51 Degrees... so what are we waiting for? Let's create a new module!
The best mobile device database is WURFL, and it has a great .NET API from 51 Degrees... so what are we waiting for? Let's create a new module!
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Visualizing Sitecore Roles Inheritance
Have you ever needed to review the security model of existing website? If yes, then you probably know how to use the Role Manager and "Member of" / "Members" buttons, or extract roles information via API. But how to get the quick summary if there is a hundred of roles? If A1 is a member of A2 where A2 also has members A3, A4, ... Can't imagine? -Visualize it!
Labels:
api,
content management,
extension,
graph,
node,
roles,
sitecore,
visualizing
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Persona Changer update - testing any personalization rules in a few clicks!
Some time ago, we've got amazing Shared Source module called “Persona Changer” from Steve Green. Testing personalized websites became much easier in a very user-friendly way.
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