On the second day of Christmas, 2sxc Razor can use C# v8!

We've completely rewritten 20 of our most popular apps to latest best-practices and hybrid.

We dramatically simplified the Content-Templates, increasing standardization and making it even easier to customize. You should really check it out. 

2sxc 12.02 introduces ca. 30 long awaited features and more Hybrid APIs for cross-Dnn/Oqtane Apps. 

Mobius 4 is a forms system which lets you create your forms using HTML, jQuery and whatever else. It includes Razor-templated e-mails, Mailchimp integration and Recaptcha...

2sxc 10.23 introduces Params, a massive enhancements to queries - allowing better overview, better code-use and more 🤜...

A new AsDynamic(...) in 2sxc provides case-insensitive, null-safe JSON access. This bridges the gap between javascript camelCase and C# PascalCase and helps with null checks.

2sxc has matured over 7 years. We're now confident that most of what we did works ;) so now we're gradually opening up the API publicly, so that others may also build enterprise solutions with it. 

RazorBlade 3 is out, and it has a full Html5 Tag API with many smart features like automatic url fixing, AddBase and more.

RazorBlade 2.0 is released with a cool fluent API to generate HTML.

Use Emoticons in your Razor, and leverage RazorBlade to simplify real-life tasks.

9 Tutorials to get started with LINQ in Razor, even when everything is dynamic. 4 Tutorials for List/Details scenarios, and 3 Tutorials to help you work with url-parameters. 

Razor and MVC are gradually replacing the old web controls in DNN. To help you quickly get started - or lookup some snippet you forgot - we created an online tutorial. 

Razor Blades just got mightier - with APIs to read/write the page title, description, keywords and set headers for OpenGraph and JSON-LD.

Want to just strip away some HTML in a string, convert BRs to NewLines and back, or truncate it without stopping in the middle of an & / ä or just show a fallback if a string is empty? This and more is what RazorBlade is for. 

DotNet Core 2.0 is out - and this is an important milestone for the .net ecosystem and DNN. I would like to bring you up to speed on the basics and why it matters to DNN.

E-Mails must often be customized - and to do it well, we need to be able to place both values as well as complex logic (like tables with sums) into the e-mail. Let's not be DAFT - this can be done using Razor templates!

Getting DNN to dotnet core seems daunting - or maybe not? I believe the solution can be very simple - let's explore...

Very often you'll have a larger system containing 2-10 views, which then again need to re-use parts of each other. For example, re-using an "Author" template in a blog for the list, details, search-by-author and search-by-tag views. Here's how.

Sometimes you want to leverage 2sxc to create a solution, provide data input etc. but want to output or re-use the data in your own Module, Skin, Script or something else. This is easy to do.

Using Razor to create templates and views is very simple, elegant and easy to understand. But when you want to share a few lines of code, a function or some constants between views, you need a simple trick.

When your Razor gets a bit more complex, you'll either want to split your files a bit to organize them better, or move partial views/templates into separate files. This is very easy using @RenderPage.

The User Experience for designers, developers and data-modelers has just been improved by factor 3 in 2sxc 8.1. Now both the template-code and the current content-type are just a click away, and highly optimized. You want to loop through all the items of a list? The code-snippet is already waiting for you - prefilled with the correct variable names.