Getting started with the Alchemy Framework for Tridion GUI Extensions is made easy with the great documentation provided on the online A4T API documentation site. When first getting started you might use the HelloWorld sample project or the Big Box of...
If you remember the post String Typed Models , I was mentioning that class ModelBase was implementing the IComparable generic interface. public class ModelBase : IComparable < ModelBase > The reason for doing so is to be able to easily compare two implementation...
So you came to Tridion Developer Summit and heard about this hip new Tridion framework called Alchemy. Or maybe you’d already heard of Alchemy and have been anxiously awaiting the chance to try building your own plugin. The problem is, … Continue reading...
This week (16 and 17 September) the second Tridion Developer Summit was held at Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam. Around 120 of the brightest Tridion developers/architects/enthusiasts gathered there to exchange thoughts about the newest SDL products and have...
The second edition of Tridion Developer Summit was held from 16-17 September 2015 at EYE in Amsterdam. Trivident’s Quirijn Slings opened the second day of the event talking about the future of the popular DD4T framework, including the announcement of...
The post presents a tool that automatically generates DD4T .net strongly typed models from Tridion Schemas. In the previous posts Strong Typed Models and Umbrella Models , I presented a flavour of strongly type models to be used with DD4T .NET. The tedious...
In my previous post Model Builders , I was presenting a way to build strongly typed models starting from an DD4T IComponent object. The little bit of code that I will be presenting today is a set of extension methods for the IFieldSet object, as seen...
In a previous post I was presenting Umbrella Models and what they are useful for in DD4T. To recap a bit, we need these generic models when we have Component or Multimedia Links that can point to components based on several Schemas. In such case, we can...
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