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Posted
about 9 years
ago
Recently, the Orchard documentation has been migrated to MkDocs in order to be hosted easily on ReadTheDocs with many benefits.
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
Recently, the Orchard documentation has been migrated to MkDocs in order to be hosted easily on ReadTheDocs with many benefits.
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
User journeys are actions our users (see our personas) take to achieve their goals. The primary user goals have already been mapped to the project requirements so we can take those and map out the journeys. I find it good practice to look at the
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
User journeys are actions our users (see our personas) take to achieve their goals. The primary user goals have already been mapped to the project requirements so we can take those and map out the journeys. I find it good practice to look at the
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
A small update to announce that you can now create 1.10 modules and themes from Orchardizer.
Get the latest version here!
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
A small update to announce that you can now create 1.10 modules and themes from Orchardizer.
Get the latest version here!
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
A long time ago you had to write Orchard code by hand, like cavemen. Then the era of code-writing code came when Orchardizer was released. Now we add our own take on an Orchard developer's Visual Studio extension, introducing Lombiq Orchard Visual Studio Extension with an enterprise-level long name!
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
A long time ago you had to write Orchard code by hand, like cavemen. Then the era of code-writing code came when Orchardizer was released. Now we add our own take on an Orchard developer's Visual Studio extension, introducing Lombiq Orchard Visual Studio Extension with an enterprise-level long name!
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Posted
about 9 years
ago
Snippets are Layout Elements that you can drag n drop into the layout canvas. You add them to the Views folder of your theme and they have to end with Snippet.cshtml. Layout Snippets it's one of my favourites features of Orchard.
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