# Presentation considerations Consider your audience (Aka. Read the Room): Generally we can have 3 types of attendees: - Partners (Developers who are interested in changes to the platform., performance updates etc..) - New features (Eg. New API that make building a webshop feature easier.) - Performance updates (Eg. Improved speed on a pipeline.) - Changes that make it easier to use Ucommerce in development. (Eg. A new convenience API.) - End customers (Users who work in the Ucommerce backoffice on a daily basis.) - Niceties that make their everyday easier - the shiny things (Eg. Faster order browsing, easier to find an order via filters. New ways of filtering. Search. Better overview etc.) - Important to point out from a point of view of a user even things that we take for granted, remember they are seeing it for the first time. - Commercial people (Sales people from partner companies.) - Points that will make Ucommerce easier to sell to their customers. These are the same as above, but formulated and grouped into bigger topics. (Eg. Ucommerce 9.6 is faster and more reliable. A completely new order management experience with new features. ) - Interested in selling points, even if they have been a part of the platform before. (Improved order search.) - This is where relating features to ecommerce domain use-cases is brilliant. (Eg. The new order search+filter combination makes it easy to keep track of B2B sales. Creating orders manually to work with both online and offline sales channels.) TLDR; - Consider and cater for all personas in your audience with a little bit of your presentation. (Some are naturally more relevant to some than others.) - We are ecommerce professionals, so make sure to include domain knowledge about why we are doing the things that we are. - Remember that even if you've been seeing the same things as work in progress for months, the people attending will see it for the first time, and it may change the system they work with on a daily basis. - The less text on a slide the better :grin:
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Backend developer intern at Ucommerce

Company Description Ucommerce is a software product company located in the heart of Aarhus. The product is an e-commerce platform, that integrates with 3 content management systems (Umbraco, Sitefinity and Sitecore). We are currently a team of 20-25 talented individuals, out of which 8 software developers, split between front-end and back-end roles. Our product is used by both developers and end-users to create and manage web shops from small to large enterprise sizes. Internship Description We seek an intern with a passion for software design, coding and debugging. As an intern, you will have a chance to be a part of a growing team, and earn real-world work experience! We work as a self-organizing team to solve problems and continuously develop a platform that other developers use.

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9.4.1 fixes in order of importance/severity

FIX: Search results in the Products app are now correctly filtered by catalog permissions. Explanation: When using the newly introduced product search in the backoffice, in some cases users could access products that they would otherwise not have permissions for. FIX: Pricegroups not indexing to Lucene or Elasticsearch when saved, edited or removed. Explanation: When saving/editing/removign pricegroups the changes will not update the storefront until reindexing which can (possibly) take long and it has to be done manually.

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Elastic raw querying

When using the Elastic search provider, Ucommerce supports raw queries to the provider in two forms: raw JSON and NEST queries. This is for special requirements, when you need functionality not covered by the Ucommerce search APIs. Examples Raw JSON string You can pass a JSON string to the FindRaw() method. This query is then forwarded to the provider followed by the default skip, take and sort parameters. var query = @"{ ""term"" : {

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Scrum Master's Checklist

[ToC] Checklist [x] Schedule meetings for the entire sprint (4 meetings) [x] Create Clubhouse iteration [x] Create Clubhouse space [x] Ask for team member availability [x] Calculate next-sprint velocity and note on CH [x] Sprint Planning

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