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Ken McAndrew

Kenneth McAndrew

 Alias: Ken McAndrew
 Company: Celerity
 Location: United States
 Blog: User hasn't created blog yet.
 Twitter: kmac23va
 About me: Ken McAndrew, Software Developer at RDA Corporation, has been a web developer for nearly 20 years, from the old days of HTML, classic ASP, and SQL to ASP.NET, MVC, and CMSes. He’s been working with Ektron since 2009, and was named an MVP in 2012. Besides EPiServer and Ektron, he also has experience with Sitecore and Umbraco, as well as front-end design and development using CSS, Javascript, JQuery, and Bootstrap. He lives in northern Virginia with his family, and can be found on Twitter at @kmac23va.

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Exploring Episerver Part 1.5: Working Locally, Database, Source Control, and Configs
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 21, 2015

A couple of start-up thoughts I had for a Friday evening… First, on working locally with the website. You can of course install Episerver via NuGet...

Exploring Episerver Part 1: Getting Set Up
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 19, 2015

Now that the Episerver Ascend conference is done in Vegas, and I had a good time meeting other developers and fellow EMVPs, I figured this would be...

Advice on Upgrading EPiServer via NuGet
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 17, 2015

This was a question I asked about, and I thought I’d share it around. I’m sure many EPiServer developers are on Twitter (if not, you should be) and...

Advice on Upgrading EPiServer via NuGet (Updated)
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 17, 2015

This was a question I asked about, and I thought I’d share it around. I’m sure many EPiServer developers are on Twitter (if not, you should be) and...

IIS Application Pool Recycling - I Did Not Know That!
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 12, 2015

So I’m definitely classifying this in a “I did not know that” category, and after talking to one of my colleagues, he didn’t know it either. So, it...

Config Transforms With SlowCheetah
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 16, 2015

Earlier today I wrote a quick blog post on config transforms outside of the web.config. After some comments on Twitter, I did some more research on...

Config Transform Beyond Web.Config (Updated)
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 15, 2015

If you’ve worked with web application projects in Visual Studio lately, you know about the web.config transforms. Basically, create a new project,...

On Upgrading Ektron, Or Why It's A Headache Out Of The Box
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 17, 2014

Recently, we did an upgrade to an Ektron project from 8.6.1 to 9.1 SP1, as well as converting the search system from MS Search to Solr. It’s set up...

Ektron Smart Forms For the Marketer
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 13, 2014

Originally posted at  http://www.ektron.com/Blogs/Ken-McAndrew/Smart-Forms-For-the-Marketer/ As any of my developer brethren will tell you, I’m a b...

Ektron, TFS, and You
Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jun 20, 2014

So this question came in from Twitter, and I’ve seen it before, but to go over the nuances is difficult in 140 character chunks, so let’s try this....

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