Sitecore has made a significant shift towards a fully API-first, headless-friendly architecture. This modern approach decouples content management from delivery, giving developers unprecedented flexibility to…
In my previous post, Simplifying Redirect Management in Sitecore XM Cloud with Next.js and Vercel Edge Config, I explored how Vercel Edge Config can completely…
In my previous blog, Unlocking Advanced Personalization in Sitecore XM Cloud with Sitecore Personalize, I explored how the integration between Sitecore XM Cloud and Sitecore…
As organizations continue their journey toward composable and headless architectures, the way we manage even simple things like redirects evolves too. Redirects are essential for…
Over the past few months, I have shared a couple of blogs exploring embedded personalization in Sitecore XM Cloud: Personalization in Sitecore XM Cloud: What’s…
In my previous post, we explored the request lifecycle in a Sitecore headless application using Next.js, focusing on how Server Side Rendering (SSR) works in…
In the era of traditional Sitecore MVC, the rendering lifecycle was tightly coupled to the Sitecore server. HTML generation, content retrieval, and presentation logic were…
When I first started working on Sitecore XM Cloud and headless Sitecore projects, it was always Next.js. It felt like the default choice – and…
In my previous blog – Personalization in Sitecore XM Cloud: What’s New, What’s Different, and What It’s Built On!, I explored what makes personalization…
