Our web development team at Aptera Software care about their code. The standard Sitefinity 4 Navigation Control spits out a lot of unnecessary code – IDs (when you don’t need then), extra classes, div tags, a ton of JavaScript, view state padding, and useless hidden inputs. In Sitefinity 3.7, our team developed their own menu adapter to [...]
I work for a software firm in Fort Wayne, IN. For the longest time, we used Sitefinity 3 as our standard content management solution. After awhile, we determined a few standard features that nearly all of our clients used. One of the biggies – the Events Calendar. Those of you that are passionate about Sitefinity [...]
Sometimes its the little quirky things that hold us up from doing our work. I had been developing an iPad app and needed to test it on my device. If you are familiar with this process, then you will know that Apple made it very easy to add a device to your “provisioning profile”. If [...]
I’ve got a tasty treat for all of the Sitefinity 4 developers out there. I’ve expressed frustration about this before, but the Sitefinity 4 documentation is lacking greatly (in examples). So, what I’ve done is put together a few of my own examples. I’ve created basic custom controls that I know I’ll need to use [...]
When Appcelerator and Nitobi came into the mobile market with their revolutionary development tools, they opened the gate for front-end developers to enter the mobile market. Phonegap (developed by Nitobi) allows developers to create mobile apps by solely using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. When it comes down to it, Phonegap apps are web apps disguised [...]