Continuing with Sitecore’s mid-year release we also got new training courses which I think is awesome cause up until now there was only a limited number of official courses you could enroll.

Sitecore and EpiServer are WCMS with an enormous presence on the web. Both use .NET technology which only works on IIS and Windows based. Both have a great developer community on their developer sites. The main storage system is MSSQL but Sitecore also uses Mongo to manage analytics information. This content management systems are used to create complex websites because of their facility to build and manage new content.

​In this blog post, we will talk about communication within the office, how we can improve it, what we can do to read and respond to emails effectively, how to create a more productive work environment and above all how to pay attention to our colleagues. At the end of the day, they are the ones we share most of the time with.

If you want to know Sitecore for the first time, be prepared to be a close friend of the Powershell, Stackoverflow and the Sitecore Community. Coming from a background where the only technologies related to web development are JavaScript, HTML, CSS and PHP, it’s not too common to hear about a technology like Sitecore, and first impressions may be tough.

Sitecore just announced their mid-year product update this July 22, 2019 which features some upgrades and a few new releases mostly focused on giving marketers and developers a unified platform to own the entire content lifecycle.

When we want to build something, big or small, and we have a vision or a dream, even a goal, we always look for instant results or imagine ourselves reaching our goals at that precise moment.