The new cache monitoring feature is Verint Community 11.1 could be a useful tool for developers and admins hitting performance problems with there community and when trying to plan server capacity for your community.

The new blog workflow feature could be very helpful for community managers who want to accept blog content from members whilst maintaining editorial control of the blog and help automate the process of working with guest bloggers to ensure high-quality content.

When using the Javascript OpenID connect client (oidc-client) library switching from one complaint provider such as Identity Server to another such as Auth0 is pretty straightforward, but there are a couple of things to look out for.

If your creating a plugin for Verint Community (aka Telligent Community) you need to use the .NET Framework version of the lowest version you want to support. This is because DLLs built using older frameworks can be run by newer ones, but not the other way around.

We have created an Azure DevOps extension which will append the branch name to all builds not created from the master branch, that is now available on the Visual Studio marketplace.

Version 1.4.2 of the chrome extension for Verint Community (aka Telligent Community) developers is now available. This new version comes with a new name to recognise the switch from Telligent Community to Verint Community, and with support for the newly released Verint Community 11.0.

A new version (1.2.3) of the chrome extension for Telligent developers is now available. To edit a page since Telligent Community 9, you've had to hover over the pencil icon, select "Edit Site/Group/Blog Theme", and then click "Edit this Page", this new version allows you to get there directly.

The Telligent Community Developer Shortucts chrome extension provides a selection of quick links for common development tasks in Telligent Community. You can assign a keyboard shortcut to each of these actions.

Interested in building a plugin for Telligent Community, but don't know where to start? Our new video series explores some of the core concepts as we walk through the creation of a fully functional plugin.

AKA Using Docker Compose with Telligent Community. I've seen a lot about Docker and Docker Compose over the last few months, but not had a chance to use it. With the push from Microsoft and the ability to run windows based containers I decided it was time to give it a go! During this process, I ran into a few things that took a little time to get my head around. This post discusses these.