Working with a headless website setup sometimes can be challenging. For example, if you insert an image directly into the TinyMCE text editor sometimes (it depends on a lot of factors) you can see the relative path to the server storage where the image is saved. But because it’s a headless setup, the front end […]
Software Development
Basic Powershell Scripting in SXA
Introduction: This blog is an introductory post for people who want to start using customized PowerShell scripts in Sitecore SXA. PowerShell scripting is a powerful tool that can greatly reduce the time a task can take. I will go over the basic fundamentals of a PowerShell script, the tips I recommend when writing a script, […]
Introduction To SoapUI
A tool for Testing Web Services, including SOAP, RESTful, and HTTP-based services, is called SoapUI. With a commercial partner called ReadyAPI that offers further capabilities for businesses with mission-critical Web Services, SoapUI is an Open Source, totally Free solution. The de facto standard for API Service Testing is SoapUI, which has been downloaded more than […]
Optimizely CMS – Adding Sort option to the Asset Pane
Have you ever felt tired of scrolling down the Asset Pane, looking for the item you’ve just created? I know someone would say, “Then just get a better structure for your content!”. Right, folder structure should be in a hierarchical order for best practice. However, in some cases (especially the Media), specific content must be […]
Part 1: What is Embedded Finance?
This blog marks Part 1 of our Embedded Finance Blog Series and will introduce the overarching concept of embedded finance, setting us up to discuss embedded payments, embedded lending, and embedded insurance (all of which fall under the embedded finance umbrella) in future blogs. Embedded finance is the “embedding” of payment or banking software into […]
Understanding Cloud Native and What’s In It for Your Organization
“Cloud Native” is the current buzzword we will hear everywhere in major digital transformation projects currently underway. But what does Cloud Native even mean? Is it worth doing it for your organization? These are questions that pop up when thinking about transforming our workloads in a Cloud Native way. So let us dive in. What […]
Building a Real-time ASP.NET Core Web App with SignalR (Part I)
I’m sure we’ve all experienced the beauty of real-time web applications. Maybe you’ve never noticed it, but they play a very important role in our day-to-day life and work. And even though they have been around for several years, nowadays, it’s incredibly simple to build one of them, thanks to Microsoft’s SignalR. When you open […]
How to disable Server-Side Rendering in Next.js
SSR in Next.js Next.js has become very popular recently because it is built on top of React. In addition, it has out-of-the-box features that are sometimes redundant to implement on React applications like server-side rendering, image optimization, Routing, and API Routes. Not like a typical React app, Next.js supports SSR out of the box. This […]
Scribing Scribans in SXA: Part 2
Salutations! So you seek to assemble the science of scribing scribans in SXA? Look no further, for here in this four-part guide I will detail the amazing power and control that scribans in SXA offer. The Four-Part Guide • Part 1 – What are scribans, cloning the promo, adding a scriban • Part 2 – […]
Optimizely CMS – Enabling Drag-and-Drop Support for PropertyList
Optimizely’s Generic PropertyLists can be a useful tool for both developers and CMS editors, but it does come with limitations. Our client recently approached us asking for a better way to organize their PropertyLists. Some of their lists had grown to be quite long and having to move items one slot at a time was […]
GIFs in Power BI Using Tooltip
In this blog, we will show a GIF as a report page tooltip when hovering over a visual. This cool technique allows you to display instructional GIFs or videos for our end users. Steps for Creating GIFs: App to record gifs Adding gifs to Power BI Adding Tooltip Integrating with button App to Record GIFs: […]
Scrum Certifications (Part II)
If you missed the first part, read it here. By Level: Each institution offers at least 3 levels for SM and PO, and each has a different set of prerequisites for taking them. Scrum.Org offers a three-level path for SM and PO certifications, but they are not prerequisites. Some professionals recommend taking the three-level I certifications before going […]