What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?
OXOAK / Content and design

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What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

Inventory runtime, extension and deployment compatibility. Distinguish upgrades, migrations and rebuilds rather than treating a runtime change as an automatic replacement without testing.

What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

Putting content management into practice

A content model defines independently maintained and reusable information. Authoring, preview, approval and publication form a workflow; an API response validates only one part.

What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

Checking the result

Have real editors create, change and restore content using long headings, missing fields and multiple languages. Record development dependencies and release ownership.

What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?
What does .NET Core mean for me and my DXP?

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