Blog posts by Paul Graham2017-01-30T09:02:39.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/paul-graham/Optimizely WorldEPiServer Report Generationhttp://paulgraham.azurewebsites.net/episerver-report-generation/2016-01-29T10:23:00.0000000Z2017-01-29T13:02:38.0000000Zpaul grahamA guide to generating a word document in PowerShell using InteropEPiServer Report Generationhttp://www.paulgraham.tv/episerver-report-generation/2016-01-29T10:23:00.0000000Z2017-01-30T09:02:39.0000000Zpaul grahamA guide to generating a word document in PowerShell using InteropEPiServer Site Report Generationhttp://paulgraham.azurewebsites.net/episerver-site-report-generation-with-powershell-and-com/2016-01-26T15:04:25.0000000Z2016-01-26T15:24:37.3300000Zpaul grahamEPiServer Site Microsoft Word Report Generation with PowerShell and COM Component Object ModelGenerating a Word EPiServer Reporthttp://www.paulgraham.tv/untitled-episerver-report-generation/2016-01-12T00:04:00.0000000Z2016-06-12T08:51:31.5230000Zpaul grahamIn this blog I will be creating a Word Report on the Alloy Web Site using the JSON, I generated in my blog Usage Reports Schedule Job in EPiServer.EPiServer Scheduled Jobshttp://www.paulgraham.tv/episerver-background-tasks/2015-12-08T20:35:00.0000000Z2016-06-12T08:51:31.6000000Zpaul grahamIn my previous entry on Creating a EPiServer package. Now i will turned EPiServer reports into a nuget package. To allow the data to be exportUsage Reports Schedule Job in EPiServerhttp://paulgraham.azurewebsites.net/episerver-scheduled-jobs-create-zip-json-file/2015-12-08T12:53:46.0000000Z2015-12-08T13:22:04.0670000Zpaul grahamA blog on EPiServer Scheduled Jobs t generated a zip file contain multiple json usage reports.Turning my EPiServer Reports into a NuGet Package.http://paulgraham.azurewebsites.net/turning-my-episerver-reports-into-a-nuget-package/2015-11-16T13:35:34.0000000Z2015-11-16T14:23:58.1770000Zpaul graham<p>In my previous post on creating an <a href="http://www.paulgraham.tv/episerver-usage-report/">EPiServer Usage Report</a> I had some additional tasks to complete. These tasks involved turning the reports into a nugget package to allow anybody to use them on their site.</p>
<p><img src="http://paulgraham.azurewebsites.net/content/images/2015/11/Nuget-Usage-Report.png" alt="CSharp Brew Usage Reports on NuGet" /></p>
<p><strong>NuGet</strong> is a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source">free and open-source</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Package_manager">package manager</a> for the Microsoft development platform (previously</p>Turning my Reports into a NuGet Package.http://www.paulgraham.tv/turning-my-reports-into-a-nuget-package/2015-11-11T22:22:00.0000000Z2016-06-12T08:51:31.8670000Zpaul grahamFor this post i'll guide you though turning my EPiServer Visual Studio report project into a nuget package.EPiServer Usage Reportshttp://www.paulgraham.tv/episerver-usage-report/2015-10-15T10:34:00.0000000Z2016-06-12T08:51:32.0070000Zpaul grahamAs EPiServer projects age, it's not unusual to find content starting to stagnate certain page types event used. At this stage, it's wise to gather some