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.Net Core 3.1 with Kentico Kontent Part 2: Clean Architecture Implementation

By Joel Burke on March 20, 2020

In Part 1 of my series on .Net Core Kentico Kontent websites, we covered a recommended SOLID architecture for .Net Core websites. One of the goals of the architecture was to abstract all querying logic from the controller layers of the Kentico Kontent Boilerplate repo for ASP.NET Core MVC behind a repository layer so that they were isolated and...

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.Net Core 3.1 with Kentico Kontent Part 1: Clean Architecture Design

By Joel Burke on March 20, 2020

This is Part 1 of our series on .Net Core Kentico Kontent websites. I love working with .Net Core and Kentico Kontent so this series will focus on giving you the tools you need to to create awesome products. We’ll start at the place where all successful projects should begin from a development perspective: with a look at what type of...

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Brian McKeiver Joins the Technology Council of West Michigan

By Michelle Lentz on March 03, 2020

Brian McKeiver, co-owner and solution architect at West Michigan-based software development shop, BizStream, has been selected as a member of the Technology Council of West Michigan. McKeiver was chosen to join in September 2019 and accompanies 13 other members of the council.

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Michael Webb Becomes A Kentico Kontent Certified Developer

By Michelle Lentz on March 02, 2020

Allendale, MI - March 2, 2020 - BizStream, a West Michigan software development company, announced that web developer, Michael Webb, has earned the Kentico Kontent Developer Certification.

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Kentico 101: Power of the Macro Console

By Keith Rodgers on February 21, 2020

One of Kentico’s most powerful built-in tools is perhaps one of the least used by us as the consumers: the macro console. The macro console gives both developers and marketers the ability to see an extensive amount of information about their site at any given moment, from basic user information to a more in-depth Ecommerce context. Per the...

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How to Layout Your URLs, Don't Get Lost in the (Content) Trees

By Jordan Whiteley on February 17, 2020

Planning out your site's URL structure when you’ve got a CMS to drive can be fairly nuanced if you want to give your sales and SEO folks a great finished experience. But why? We here at BizStream get a pretty even share of clients coming to us for new projects and clients coming with their existing site for help. In the latter, we see...

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.Net Core 3.1 with Kentico Kontent Part 3: How to Route and Link to Content

By Joel Burke on February 12, 2020

Allow your content editors to add links to products, galleries, blog posts, or news articles within your Kentico Kontent site while keeping in line with the Open Closed Principle of the SOLID Design Principles with these tips.

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Kentico 101: The Dashboard

By Chris Hamm on February 12, 2020

Listen, we’re all busy people. I mean, right now I’m writing a blog post while in a meeting and chatting on Slack with one of my colleagues (ok… not really, I don’t multitask well). Anything I can do, though, to make my day a little easier, get rid of a few things to think about and save myself a little time helps me...

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Brian McKeiver to Speak at Orlando Code Camp 2020

By Michelle Lentz on February 10, 2020

BizStream's Co-Owner and Solution Architect, Brian McKeiver, will be speaking at Orlando Code Camp for the second time. The conference will be held at Seminole State College, Sanford, FL, on March 28, 2020.

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Integrating ASP.NET Core and Vue.js

By Nick Kooman on February 10, 2020

It’s hard enough trying to choose frameworks for your tech stack. It sometimes becomes frustrating when you find out they don’t integrate very easily. Recently I’ve had the opportunity to integrate ASP.NET Core and Vue.js so I thought I'd share my knowledge with you!

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