A few months ago I gave the following presentation inside the RSPB. I thought it might be useful as a primer on Tridion so I’ve posted it here.
Presenting Tridion
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Nice deck. Couple of criticisms:
Queuing hasn’t been based on MSMQ for ages. Was that 5.1? Somewhere back in the mists of time anyway.
C# is the only language? No – assembly TBBs can be written in any .NET language. I haven’t come across it, but VB.Net would be a good candidate (if only for XML literals)
Can’t use Tridion for lots of small sites (too expensive) – Well it depends. I’ve seen it used in a SaaS model. It would all depend on your license agreement. But sure – mostly Tridion is for the enterprise.
Thanks for the feedback Dominic. Regarding C#, that was a reference to the presentation side. I’ll update it.