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If you are lazy like I am then I suggest you to use C# interactive with Console.WriteLine(Guid.NewGuid()); and then you have your guid that you can add to ContentType attribute without leaving Visual Studio ๐
Is here any Alloy site for Episerver 12? It would be nice to see how to install a starter site with episerver 12, any chance you do a tutorial for this? ๐
@jondjones I'm new to Optimizely CMS and looking for a beginner-level tutorial for developing custom addons for Optimizely, could you please suggest some?
Nice tutorial! Before installing EPiServer.Framework in core project, check which version by expanding the Dependencies/Packages/EPiServer.CMS/EPiServer.Hosting node in visual studio. Otherwise you will get a conflict. You can always remove the packages and reinstall if needed.
As the class library isn't mentioned on the blog tutorial and only on the video, I will mention this here… The HomePage type will not be listed under content types until one adds a Project Reference in the empty Epi project (CMS12.Website) TO the class library (CMS.Core). Right click on Dependencies under CMS12 project and click Add Project Reference, CMS.Core will be listed in a pop-up, check the box, rebuild and now HomePage should be available.
Thanks for the video. The documentation right now is kinda lacking, but you are filling on the gaps.