Welcome to my blog
03 October 2011
Now introducing a blog about Dynamicweb development. About time some might say.
Welcome
So welcome to my blog - and thanks for reading! I've been thinking about starting this blog for years now, and now I finally started it. I have a long list of things to say - and I'm looking forward to talk to all of you reading it and getting your feedback. I "talk" to a lot of you on the forums, Twitter, by mail and meetings - mostly on specific things and issues. This blog is going to be about future things in Dynamicweb.
Dynamicweb Ahead
Thats the blogs name - on nicolaipedersen.com. Because its written by me about what is going to happen with Dynamicweb ahead - in future releases.
What is this blog about?
This blog is going to be about things going on in Development of Dynamicweb - so features, technology, implementations, ideas and stuff like that - a "Product Blog". I hope that you will respond and give feedback on things I throw out here.
In the beginning this is going to be a lot of things on Dynamicweb 8. The upcoming release is the release from us with most changes since 2005 where Dynamicweb.NET was introduced and 2009 where Dynamicweb 7 was introduced. It is a version with lots of API refactoring having some impact on custom solutions in particular. It is also a release where a lot of things and code are deprecated and removed and we update technology, like moving to .NET 4, 64bit etc.
Dynamicweb 8 will look and feel a lot like Dynamicweb 7, but under the hood we have lots of changes. Look forward to some of these things:
- Re-factored, cleaned, and easier to use documented API
- .NET 4, 64bit, clustering, new Visual Studio templates
- Lots of performance improvements - templates system, eCommerce internals etc.
- A brand new file manager with lots of new features and improved usability
- 100+ UI updates (News, Newsletter (v3), Survey, Forms etc.)
- A new Online Marketing Center to replace statistics and add a ton of new exiting things. With reporting, lead management, split testing, profiling and other cool stuff.
- A new import/export engine. Extremely more fast than the current (does not say a lot, I know - but it is fast). Lots of new features, and hopefully way easier to operate and understand.
- Lots of other things.
Who am I?
For those who do not know me, my name is Nicolai Høeg Pedersen and I'm a co-founder of Dynamicweb (Founded with Christian Beer). My daily tasks are in the product development where I say crazy things that other have to do and also take part of the development myself. I'm the one who did the Designs & Layout engine, Language Management and all the things with SEO and URLs. But usually i do not code that much, but have done it for many, many years now.Read more about me on the About Me page
Best regards, Nicolai.
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