- Pieter is Technical Marketing Manager for Sitecore Netherlands and owner of Gaatverweg.nl. He has more than ten years experience with software developing in multiple programming languages and with different Content Management Systems. Before joining Sitecore Pieter was a lead developer for multiple Sitecore and .Net projects, he joined Sitecore in 2011 as an Solution Architect in The Netherlands, after two years as an Solution Architect he joined the Technical Marketing department. In the role as Techinical Marketing Manager he is responsible for the Global MVP program and the Sitecore technical branding strategy. You can follow Pieter on twitter: @pieterbrink123 or Google+
- Website
- http://newguid.net/author/pieter/
- Number of Posts
- 173 posts
Posts by Pieter
Portfolio: Using Openlayers and WMS
For our customer Prorail I prototyped a Google Map control with all dutch train-rails and stations rendered on it. The map is build with OpenLayers it renders the rails based on WMS images and the stations from KML, both sources come from Arcgis Server.
A new GoogleCSE platform
I finished building a Google CSE platform and deployed multiple .Net related searchenginges. dotNetSearch.Net SilverlightSearch.Net SharepointSearch.Net (with Bas) Let me know If you have good ideas or sites for the searchengines? More will follow.
SQLReporting service: Deployment
When deploying a project to a internal test server I got the following error: The definition of the report ‘Main Report’ is invalid. An unexpected error occurred in Report Processing. Could not load file or assembly ‘Microsoft.ReportViewer.ProcessingObjectModel, Version=9.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a’ or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. More Info »
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer: Webapplications (MCPD: Web)
After finishing my MCTS: Sql Server 2005 I started learning for my last exam for becoming MCPD: Web applications. Yesterday I passed this exam with a score of 875. This MCPD status is for Asp.Net 2.0. Soon I will do my exam for .Net 3.5. Now I will start focusing more on WPF and Windows developing and More Info »
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