The goal of this post is to provide you with insights into why we decided to design and create our own Kentico CMS methodology, what the key areas the methodology focuses on are and what kind of valuable information and assistance you can expect from the methodology.

Kentico’s marketing team is gearing up for the 2014 Marketing Festival in Brno, Czech Republic being held on the 1st and 2nd of November. In preparation for this big event, I have prepared an interview for one of the conference’s most well-renowned experts – Martin Röttgerding...

Packaging your module is an important part of the module life cycle. Read this article to learn more about the new module packaging options which are available in Kentico 9.

“O brave new world, That has such people in't.” - William Shakespeare talking about Kentico developers building Kentico 12 MVC sites.

Hi there, I'm creating a custom webpart using the Kentico documentation. Added a new folder inside CMSWebParts and added both .ascx and .ascx.cs files there. Also registered the webpart to Kentico and I can add it to a webpart zone. Only weird thing is I'm getting this messa...

Hello, I would recommend you the partial cache - Caching options. You can also read articles about performance by our CTO: Martin Hejtmanek's blog. For example: Optimization tips Speed up your images and files You can also find some helpful information here: Perfor...

Hi! This time, I will tell you something about my work in Kentico and for those of you who are curious about our new version of the Kentico CMS I will describe some features which will be included in it.

Some of the most common questions about custom development in Kentico are how to handle foreign keys in your data, and how to extend existing objects with a foreign key referencing your custom data. Read this article to master foreign key management in Kentico.

In this article, we’ll show you the current best practices for implementing a website menu when building a site in Kentico.

HTML email has been a Wild West of digital marketing for such a long time that you probably agree with me that designing great emails, well, sucks. Still, we built one for our training website using Kentico EMS. What was that like and would we do it again?"