Follow my Articles About Dynamicweb CMS, eCommerce and Extensibility

You may have noticed that in the past couple of weeks I am posting less frequent on this web site, imar.spaanjaars.com. The reason for the absence of new content is my other, new content project: articles about Dynamicweb CMS and eCommerce.

Introducing an Article Series about Dynamicweb

On my company's web site, DeVierKoeden.com I have started an article series about Dynamicweb CMS and Dynamicweb eCommerce and the extensibility API. Dynamicweb is a popular Danish Content Management and eCommerce System. If you're new to Dynamicweb, go check out the international web site. Additionally, if you live in the Netherlands, contact De Vier Koeden and I'll be happy to give you a live presentation of the system and its capabilities. My company is a partner of Dynamicweb in the Netherlands which means I can help you with the entire process of setting up a web site or eCommerce project, from idea and design to the actual implementation and management of the site.

You can find the article series here. Currently, the following article have been posted, but I'll be posting more articles in the next couple of weeks.

Follow me on Twitter if you want to be notified of new article about Dynamicweb or articles posted on my own personal web site.


Where to Next?

Wonder where to go next? You can read existing comments below or you can post a comment yourself on this article.

Doc ID 551
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Written by Imar Spaanjaars
Date Posted 08/01/2010 14:30

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