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DD4T Continued: rendering component presentations

In my previous post I discussed how to get started with ASP.NET MVC3 and Tridion using the opensource DD4T framework. In this post I want to show you how DD4T handles the rendering of ComponentPresentations on a page. In my previous example, the whole HTML of the (Tridion)page was rendered by only 1 (razor)view. ThisContinue reading “DD4T Continued: rendering component presentations”

Getting started with ASP.NET MVC3 and Tridion

Introduction In this post I am going to explain how to set up and use the Dynamic Delivery For Tridion Framework. If you haven’t heared of this framework check out this site: http://code.google.com/p/dynamic-delivery-4-tridion/ In short: Dynamic Delivery For Tridion (DD4T) is an ASP.NET MVC3 framework specifically designed to build a web(site) application using SDL Tridion.Continue reading “Getting started with ASP.NET MVC3 and Tridion”

Tridion and ASP.NET MVC3

My current project involves (re)building a Intranet based on SDL Tridion 2009 and ASP.NET MVC3. In this post I want to share how we set things up and how we build it. The goal was to build a re-usable, flexible and -last but not least- opensource framework on top of Tridion based on ASP.NET MVC3.Continue reading “Tridion and ASP.NET MVC3”

Updated to GA – Releasemanagement with SDL Tridion 2011

Finally I did find the time to update the releasemanagement extension to match the GA requirements. I deleted a bunch of unnecessary files and updated the eXtension.config. Also updated part of the code to perform better. You can download the new version here. There is an updated howto.txt included with install instructions. (My previous postContinue reading “Updated to GA – Releasemanagement with SDL Tridion 2011”