Jeroen Wijdeven

Alias: Chuhukon

Company: Marvelous Solutions

Location: Netherlands

Blog: My little corner

Twitter: chuhukon

About me: Optimizely enthousiastic and founder of the Dutch Optimizely Developers meetup Owner of Marvelous Solutions. Certified Microsoft .NET, and Optimizely developer. http://www.marvelous.nl

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Creating autologin functionality for local development

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 05, 2024

When working on Optimizely websites for different clients it is sometimes cumbersome to keep track of all the credentials to use to login to the CM...

Simplifying Content Management using local AI with LLAMA and Optimizely 12

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 03, 2023

One of the time-consuming tasks for content editors is filling in of metadata for web pages. But what if we told you there’s a solution that can...

Our first steps into local AI

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 04, 2023

After a consumer of tools like ChatGPT and CoPilot, we as developers like to dive deeper into it. How does it work? Where to start? Can I create my...

Chaplin – The movie pattern practice

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 20, 2022

It has been a while since we posted our last blogpost. But not without a reason. Today I am happy to share our thoughts on where we have worked on...

External Catalog – Chapter 4 – Putting it all together

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 18, 2020

Finally we are going to put everything together. And share our verdict.

External Catalog – Chapter 3 – Relations, Pricing and Inventory

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 17, 2020

In this post we dive deeper into the `RelationRepository`, `CatalogContentStructureProvider`, `IInventoryService` and `IPriceService`. 4 items you...

External Catalog – Chapter 2: References, Relations and Identities

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 16, 2020

As explained in the introduction of this series implementing a custom Catalog is not only overriding / replacing the `CatalogContentProvider`. In...

External Catalog – Chapter 1: The Catalog Content Provider

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 15, 2020

When you have written a content provider before you are aware that you have to have to point it to a location where to 'start' from. For a...

External Catalog – Introduction

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 14, 2020

Episerver Commerce is a very flexible product that can be customized to suit every e-commerce business needs. Almost every aspect can be customized...

Episerver Find – More control over indexing your Commerce catalogs

Syndicated blog - Posted on: Sep 02, 2020

Controlling Episerver Find by determining which catalogs and how many items to be indexed.