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  1. Ivan Huang says

    Great Job! The module saves a lot time while creating templates, very handy.

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Enhanced Template Builder

.Net developers at Velir have experience implementing the Enhanced Template Builder. Where can the Module be found? Sitecore Marketplace What is the Enhanced Template Builder The Enhanced Template Builder is a Sitecore Shared Source module that allows the user to … Continue reading

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  1. Ivan Huang says

    Great Job! The module saves a lot time while creating templates, very handy.

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When Developers Meet Clients: 10 Tips to Feel Confident Beyond your Code

No matter how killer your coding or design chops, some developers find themselves in situations where they have little or no experience presenting to their clients, especially in person. So what happens when you need to meet with a client that you usually work with remotely, or when that big new project hinges on your web team’s presentation to a prospective client? Hopefully, you’ll feel a bit more confident after reading these tips–which I’ve culled together from my experience as a project manager and senior designer attending jillions of web meetings over the last 14 years.
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  1. Donald Cox says

    I think this is implict in several of your points, but it has been something I’ve stumble on in the past.

    Make sure you have explicit agreement on the team about what the ground rules are for:
    - who makes what commitments (if any)
    - whether and how we call a time-out to huddle
    - whose lead are we following
    - where to act on the unity versus diversity continuum

    These I think would be things to cover in a team walkthrough or rehearsal.

    In one project in particular, the team leader wanted our team members to act like we were all one big team and then was distressed when some of the team members expressed divergent opinions.

    Congratulations on the first blog post. Good stuff. And good luck with the toddlers.

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