Developer news
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Multilingual WebApp names
As of Sitevision 10.1 you can deploy WebApps with different names in different languages.
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Protect your WebApp against CSRF-attacks
Sitevision 9.1 introduces a way to protect your apps against CSRF-attacks.
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Bundled apps
Sitevision 9 introduces improved support for bundled apps. A step which we believe will boost developer experience and simplify building rich Sitevision apps with modern web libraries.
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Changes to Envision in Sitevision 8.2
Envision is adopting CSS variables (CSS custom properties) .
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Webpack and Sitevision
All modules bundled with Sitevision will, from now on, be built using webpack.
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The importance of using a proper REST API URL
We have noticed that several consumers of the Sitevision Model REST API are using suspicious/bad URL:s. Most likely unintentionally. This article a friendly reminder of how a REST API URL should be properly expressed.
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WebApp CSS class names
The enclosing markup of WebApps will be more predictable as of Sitevision 7.2.
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OAuth2 integrations made super simple
Ever wondered of all technical considerations regarding OAuth2? Where do you store access tokens and refresh tokens safely? How do you declare a redirect uri? Do you need state, nonce or PKCE? Or all of them? Sitevision makes this really simple. We'll handle the details and you just focus on creating awesome apps.
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Technology preview: Sitevision 5 beta
Sitevision 5 is soon here but a beta version for testing is available today!
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Upcoming Sitevision 5 and web performance
Sitevision 5 will make a giant leap in measurable performance.
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Technology preview: DataStorage
Get a preview of the new proposed data storage API:s that will be officially released in a future Sitevision version.
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We proudly present WebApps and RESTApps
The Sitevision 4.5 release include WebApps and RESTApps - a revolutionary technique to develop new modules and extend existing behaviour and API of a website.
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