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MVC.NET doesn't support this. Pretty well explained here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24341336/is-it-possible-to-access-mvc-views-located-in-another-project For the lazy ones: MVC does not co …

The SDL Tridion Reference Implementation is not currently "attached" to a given release of Tridion (and hopefully that will remain the case going forward), therefore it does not share version numbers …

Yes, there will be. We had a lot of work putting this one together (more than initially expected, and more than we needed for .NET) and actually there's already a lot of that work surfacing in the DD …

So, the reason why this value exists in the DXA JSON is so that it can generate the XPM markup. …

Adding to the very good comment from Atila, I thought I could expand on why the DXA was created in the first place, as that can help understand a few decisions. … There's more, of course, but the topics above drove the decision to create the DXA. …

I believe I had the same error while setting this up (not sure because I had a bunch of errors that I sorted through based on "gut feeling"), and it went away after I set up the cd_dynamic_conf to hav …

Yes, that's one of the reasons why the release dates were coordinated.

In the blog post I mention this: Open powershell, and change current folder to [DXA Root]\modules\core Run ‘web-install.ps1 -distDestination “c:\Dev\Dxa\Site”‘ I had forgotten to include "\Site" in … this path, and instead added the Areas folder from "C:\Dev\Dxa" instead of "C:\Dev\Dxa\Site". …

I've just quickly tested creating a new publication using the Site Wizard (Left Nav -> Sites -> Create) and defined a context url of /somelanguage - and magic, it all worked as expected, including get …

See https://github.com/sdl/dxa-web-application-dotnet/issues/52 DXA 2.0 CTP requires Components to be published as DCPs - I assume that this will change before actual release. …

If it is based on DXA, you'll get a JSON object with the page data in it. …

I think this question goes beyond the scope of just DXA, as many frameworks use this type of approach. In general it all depends on how much control you want/need to have on the generated markup. … If you upgrade DXA and there are some required changes to the markup, then by using the helpers you would be getting these changes immediately. …

Go to the Tridion CM Explorer, find the publication you're publishing from and note its ID (tcm:0-x-1). Now go to your website root, edit /bin/config/cd_dynamic_conf.xml. You'll find a node with a pu …

If there's a massive security flaw that pops up tomorrow affecting every implementation of random-java-class-that-everyone-uses you're more likely to get a faster fix in DXA than doing it yourself. … Maybe you want to integrate with some Campaign Management solution, and find out that someone already built a starting point for DXA Or maybe you need forms? …

An application using DXA uses a headless framework to talk to Tridion's Content Delivery services. In this scenario, Tridion remains a decoupled CMS, with Headless Content Delivery. …