Another great SiteEdit 2012, ehm… I mean SDL Tridion UI 2012, review. This time by Ryan Durkin. Definitely worth looking into this review, because it has a lot (a lot) of screenshots! Good Job!
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Another SiteEdit 2012 sneakpeak review. This time by Nickoli Roussakov.
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Alex Klock has returned from the Tridion Bootcamp by Nuno Linhares about the new SiteEdit 2012, or as the actual term will or should be: “SDL Tridion UI 2012”.
There was a lot of yelling and screaming going on judging by this image Alex had provided, but he has managed to write down the following core features:
- Not a proxy anymore!
- Live editing… from the CME?- Built in options and settings
- You just mentioned… Content Types?
- Dynamic Editing
- Regions!!!
- Of context menus…
- And so much more…
Go to his blog to get the details. NICE JOB ALEX!! (Bootcamp yelling..)
Chris Summers is revealing some of the new Tridion Workflow features which are about to come. The main new feature is the use of “bundles” processing instead of per item. I quote: “it will be the revolution of SDL Tridion Workflow”
I haven’t worked much with workflow, mostly because my experiences with it where not so nice…
I’ll keep watching the new Workflow posts closely!
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Alvin Reyes has more sneak peak information about the new Site Edit 2012.
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I have to be honest, I have not been a big fan of Tridion Site Edit. I don’t know exactly why, but it always seemed to have failed to add this non-technical layer to Tridion, which should make it easier for content managers to manage basic content adding and editing.
However, this post by Nuno Linhares about the new 2012 Tridion Site Edit will probably change my whole opinion about Site Edit. Can’t wait to see it in action!
Good work Tridion!
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