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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 […]

Hi Folks! Welcome back. In the previous post, we had set up the Map with all the markers supplied in the data source, and to not get affected by the Search Results on the page, we provided the Search Results Signature to Map Control Properties. And have placed the Location Finder. In this case, the […]

Hi Folks! In the previous post – SXA Map component, we have seen how to configure the Map component. In this post, let’s explore the Map component behavior in conjunction with the “Location Finder” and the “Search results” components. This is the second post in the series of an SXA Map component. SXA Map component […]

Hi Folks! In this post, we will explore how to configure the SXA Map component. This is the first post in the series of an SXA Map component. SXA Map component SXA Map component Part 2 With Search results and Location Finder SXA Map component Part 3 Show distance in POI Marker SXA Map component […]

If you follow the customer experience or marketing technology market with any regularity, you’ll notice platform vendors are always releasing newer versions of their systems. Sometimes those releases are very incremental changes such as small updates or fixes. However, major new features and capabilities are sometimes put into the market that will shake up the […]

Welcome to my series on DevOps Best Practices related to Sitecore Headless implementations. In Part 1 we will do a review of Git DMZ Flow and see how to implement the principals in Azure DevOps.   What is Sitecore Headless?  Before we dive into the technical details, let’s align on what Sitecore Headless is. Sitecore […]

Sitecore Headless (formerly JSS) has been around for several years now but with its recent promotion in the Sitecore 10 releases, it is generating more buzz than ever. So as customers begin to evaluate this “new” model and more choose to adopt it, we need to begin defining standards for implementation. This series will outline […]

If you’ve been on Sitecore for at least a few years, you most likely have a custom MVC solution, or you’ve used an accelerator like SXA (hopefully you’re off webforms and XSLT by now).  That solution likely includes custom components and integrations.  That solution may have even survived an upgrade or two. That solution probably […]

Vocabulary is important when trying to understand a new product. Understanding Sitecore Personalize requires understanding its vocabulary. When you start digging in you’ll note that both “Web Experiences” and “Web Experiments” have both “Web” and “Full Stack” Options. While the big difference between “Experiences” and “Experiments” is the additional setup needed to properly evaluate the […]

At Perficient, our Sitecore team has shared Team Chats and someone asked if anyone had a chart that compared Sitecore XP and the newer capabilities of Sitecore CPD and Personalize. I couldn’t find anything, so I created a table and then turned into an infographic.   If you’re interested in evaluating how XP, CDP & […]

For a while it looked like Kubernetes and Containers were the future of Sitecore Infrastructure. At one point it was widely believed that Sitecore would deprecate support for App Services. Current thinking is that App Services will be supported by Sitecore well into the future, so a common question when building or upgrading a Sitecore […]

If you’re planning a Sitecore upgrade, you should seriously consider whether you want to upgrade to the latest version of Sitecore XP or “downgrade” to the latest version of Sitecore XM. The last year of Sitecore acquisitions have led to major architectural shifts in the platform and the Sitecore ecosystem, so you should not take […]