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Awesome overview Matt, I feel almost like I was there.
I wish the sessions were recorded, even if Kentico kept them behind the partner portal or something similar.
What do you feel the impact of the .NET Core rebuild of the CMS-side of the app is in the future, with the CMS community starting to put more focus on SaaS offerings?
Thanks for the write-up, and I'm glad someone else is using the #kentico tag here on DEV now.
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Thanks, Sean. A couple of people have asked if the season a were recorded. Maybe this is something to work on for next year. I’ll be writing mine up soon (though I may just record it and upload to YouTube), but I think that there is also a plan to distribute all session notes/make the slide available online.
The move to .NET core is a good one, in general it’s a move that I think will put Kentico ahead of competitors in the same market space. I get what you mean about SaaS, I think going forward we could see more work in that area but I didn’t see or hear anything to suggest that the overall model for CMS would change too much in the next few releases. Though on reflection, talking about Blazor could lend itself to a SaaS model a bit more, but the segregation of data for a centrally hosted service would be an issue if shared across multiple tenants.
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Awesome overview Matt, I feel almost like I was there.
I wish the sessions were recorded, even if Kentico kept them behind the partner portal or something similar.
What do you feel the impact of the .NET Core rebuild of the CMS-side of the app is in the future, with the CMS community starting to put more focus on SaaS offerings?
Thanks for the write-up, and I'm glad someone else is using the #kentico tag here on DEV now.
Thanks, Sean. A couple of people have asked if the season a were recorded. Maybe this is something to work on for next year. I’ll be writing mine up soon (though I may just record it and upload to YouTube), but I think that there is also a plan to distribute all session notes/make the slide available online.
The move to .NET core is a good one, in general it’s a move that I think will put Kentico ahead of competitors in the same market space. I get what you mean about SaaS, I think going forward we could see more work in that area but I didn’t see or hear anything to suggest that the overall model for CMS would change too much in the next few releases. Though on reflection, talking about Blazor could lend itself to a SaaS model a bit more, but the segregation of data for a centrally hosted service would be an issue if shared across multiple tenants.