Lately I’ve been thinking about the ongoing conversations around remote work. It feels like there’s a growing push to move workers back into the office. From my perspective, continuing to embrace remote work offers numerous benefits—not just personally but professionally. Personal Benefits Remote work has completely transformed the way I manage my day: It eliminates […]
Dave Ambrose
Dave is a seasoned Solutions Architect focused on the front-end and has been working with Sitecore since 2015 with his first certification in 2016. In his spare time, he enjoys time with his family as well as golfing and racing.
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GitHub Copilot: Boosting Productivity in Visual Studio Code
AI has arrived in the ever-evolving world of software development and staying ahead means embracing tools that can boost productivity and streamline workflows. GitHub Copilot, an AI-powered coding assistant developed by GitHub and OpenAI, has been turning heads since its debut. Integrated seamlessly with Visual Studio Code (VS Code), Copilot is more than just an […]
Tackling the Unknown: My Experience at the 2023 Sitecore Hackathon
Introduction In the ever-evolving world of technology, it’s essential to continually challenge ourselves and embrace new opportunities. The 2023 Sitecore Hackathon provided the perfect opportunity for our team at Perficient to do just that. Comprised of three members from the United States, Canada, and Serbia, we embarked on a 24-hour journey to create something innovative. […]
Automating Front-End Builds with a Windows Shortcut
If you’re a front-end developer, you know that building and deploying your code can be a time-consuming process. But what if you could automate the entire process with just a few clicks? In this blog post, we’ll show you how to use a Windows shortcut to checkout the master branch, clean up your repository with […]
Troubleshooting Docker Connectivity Issues
If you’re planning on working with Sitecore 10.3 locally, you may run into issues when setting up a Docker container. One problem you might encounter when setting up Sitecore Docker is when trying to pull packages down, such as the .NET SDK, you might get an error that says “The remote name could not be […]
Delivering Sitecore Media Items as a Compressed ZIP
The task at hand At some point as a developer, you might need to combine multiple Sitecore Media Library items into a compressed ZIP and deliver it on the fly to the end-user. In my use case, I had a client that wanted to build out an asset library for the press to use when […]
Creating a Custom Sitecore Pipeline Processor
Customization is Crucial One of the essential customization concepts in Sitecore is the ability to customize the flow of the application globally without having to add a rendering to every page or include code in a universal layout. Creating a custom Sitecore pipeline processor gives developers a way to inject their custom code into the […]