Sitefinity Developer Options
Over the last few years, Sitefinity development tools have become a force to be reckoned with. They're easy to use. Meaning, even novice developers can work with them. And the tools give effortless results that help you stand out from your competition. So, if you're looking for high-performance tools, these are exactly what you need.
For businesses looking to optimize, these three bundles are the best fit for you.
- Textbook Content Governance
Some of its popular features include multisite and multidomain support, multilingual support, SiteSync for content promotion, Azure AD, custom identity providers, and Workflows.
- Stellar Performance
Some of its popular features include Load Balancing, Advanced Caching Tools, Site Warmup, Pre-compilation, and SSL offloading.
- Maintenance and Admin Tools
Some of its popular features include Audit trail modules, Health check services, Performance Diagnostics modules, Built-in Search widgets, and Integrated SEO tools.
If you're looking to boost productivity, the next three options are perfect for you. These are built-in and third-party integration options.
- Tools and Architecture
Some of its popular features include RESTful API with JS SDK for web and mobile, NuGet package repository, and Webhooks.
- Built-In Connectors
Some of its popular features include Salesforce, Marketo, and Eloqua.
- Sitefinity Marketplace
Some of its popular features include Ucommerce for Sitefinity, Hawksearch for Sitefinity, and LiveChat for Sitefinity.
For developers looking for tools to deploy anywhere, there are options for you too. With these tools, you can scale your business at any time.
- Enterprise-Ready
Some of its popular features include Multi-Regional Deployment, Multilingual Support, Multisite Support, and Azure AD B2B.
- Sitefinity Cloud
Some of its popular features include it being fully-managed, not needing infrastructure and maintenance overhead, having 99.99% Uptime SLA, and being secure, high-performing, and scalable.
- Custom Cloud
Some of its popular features include Microsoft Azure Deployment and Amazon AWS Deployment.
Backend
Backend refers to the server, database, and application; it's behind-the-scenes for Sitefinity developers. And there are a number of tools available for their use. These developers have four general tasks:
- Page Building: layout management, high customization, and widget toolbox
- CTs and Module Building: Custom CTs, Provider Model, and Sitefinity Module Builder.
- VSIX: Visual Studio Integration, Kick-start development, and open-sourced in GitHub.
- Templates Extendable data model, Content Web Services, and Sitefinity NuGet Repository.
Frontend
Frontend refers to the user interface. And these tools are used to create it. There are four categories of use:
- MVC: High-performance, Frontend flexibility, and Full control over markup.
- .NET Core: Separate Presentation, JSON page meta-model, and ViewComponents.
- UI Framework, Styling & Templating, AngularJS, and CSS, HTML, and JavaScript.
- Mobile First: Bootstrap 4 Out-of-the-box, Resource Packages, and Responsive Design.
Architecture
Website architecture is how you structure a website. And any good website is clean and organized. Sitefinity developers have four categories of tools to help you get there.
- Decoupled Architecture: Decoupled content from the presentation and API driven content management
- Robust APIs: Data services for layout and content and delivering content to any device and framework
- CI/CD: Advanced DevOps, Zero downtime, and Reliable code promotion.
- Connectivity & Extensibility: Built-in connectors, Webhooks, and add-ons and integrations.