I'm Bluffing

Turns out life goes exceedingly fast when you are occupied by having both a very busy work-agenda and personal life. That might be a possible explanation as to why my previous blog post dates back to mid december last year ... A lot has transpired since then :p First off, Sitecore 8 became released The new platform made it in time... ! All developers were are aching to get their hands on first developments and going forward with development and new projects on the shining new release. A number of projects are now in startup phase and we are gently going ahead with looking into the future for our other existing and active customers. The future seems to hold a large set of opportunities, both with regards to new approaches in Sitecore as well as insights and customer / marketer options! Shortly after, I got a few mails from Sitecore that contained the following sentence: " It is my pleasure to inform you that we have reviewed your nomination for Sitecore Technolo...

Introduction This page is meant to provide insight into what tools are available in an ootb installation of Sitecore with regards to specific administrative tools decoupled from the actual Sitecore Content Management System. * Update * - When you read through this document be sure to check out the update on more recent versions of Sitecore here:  http://kverheire.blogspot.be/2016/02/sitecore-hidden-gems-updated-admin.html These can obviously be expanded upon by installing additional modules and/or related tooling that creates new functionality in this Admin section. The pages described below are made available under the webserver that provides access to the "/sitecore/admin" URL. In other words : "http://company.domain/sitecore/admin/tool.aspx". Make sure that the aforementioned URL is protected and not accessible from the web or at least correctly shielded through authentication with Sitecore since a number of the tools described below can divu...