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  • Kentico Xperience Installation Manager
  • Troubleshooting websites
  • Community Questions & Answers (opens in a new tab)
  • Contact support (opens in a new tab)
  • Best practices for customization
  • Applying customizations in the Xperience environment
  • Adding custom assemblies
  • Extending the administration interface
  • Creating custom modules
  • Handling global events
  • Customizing system classes
  • Database table API
  • Customizing providers
  • Customizing the system's data classes (Info objects)
  • Decorating system services
  • Managing field data types
  • Retrieving database data using ObjectQuery API
  • Working with pages in the API
  • Working with form data using the API
  • Working with database queries in the API
  • Working with physical files using the API
  • Customizing event logging
  • Using the sentiment analysis API
  • Cloning objects through the API
  • Serializing objects to XML using the API
  • Writing automated tests
  • Managing database views and stored procedures

You can also view the Xperience API Examples documentation, which is a code snippet library that demonstrates how to perform basic operations through the API (creating, retrieving, updating and deleting of the system's objects).