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Developer setup

  • Setup module introduction
  • (Video) Install Xperience by Kentico
  • Install a specific version of Xperience by Kentico
  • (Video) Generate code for custom content and data classes
  • (Video) Set up continuous integration and developer workflow
  • Automate regular tasks with PowerShell scripts
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Module: Developer setup

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Additional resources about developer setup

In this module, you've examined key aspects of setting up your environment for development in Xperience by Kentico.

For more granular detail on some of these topics, you may find the following resources helpful:

  • Installation
  • System requirements
  • Configure CI/CD repositories
  • Generate code files for system objects
  • Use the Xperience by Kentico API externally
  • Prepare your environment for admin development
  • Reference - Configuration keys

Looking forward

Now that you have your environment set up to begin development, you may want to think about your plans for the project you will build, including whether you will use abstracted architecture and how you will define your content model.

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