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Kentico Xperience Xplorations

Open-ended investigations adjacent to core Xperience work — running Xperience inside a .NET Core worker service, debugging queries from a console app, detecting Page Builder mode on a request, and why/how to bring in AlpineJS and Tailwind CSS.

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01 / 05
Kentico Xperience Xplorations: Using Xperience in a .NET Core Worker Service

Learn how Kentico Xperience 13 unlocks new .NET Core features like the Worker Service by creating an Event Log tail logger.

02 / 05
Kentico Xperience Xplorations: Quickly Debugging Queries in a Console Application

Let's explore the fastest way to quickly iterate and troubleshoot Kentico Xperience data access queries

03 / 05
Kentico Xperience Xplorations: Determining a Request's Page Builder Mode

Let's explore how a request in an Xperience application determines the mode of the Page Builder and Preview features.

04 / 05
Kentico Xperience Xplorations: Why We Should Be Using AlpineJs

Learn why AlpineJs might be the ideal JavaScript library for server-rendered sites like Kentico Xperience.

05 / 05
Kentico Xperience Xplorations: Using Tailwind CSS with Kentico Xperience

Why might we want to use Tailwind CSS with our Kentico Xperience sites? How do we integrate it? And, what pitfalls should we look out for?