Innovation + Product Development

Meet Acquia Source Acquia Source powered by Drupal is Acquia’s SaaS solution to streamline building, managing, and deploying websites at scale, representing a fundamental shift in how organizations approach digital experience creation. This innovative platform combines the power of Drupal with a modern component-based architecture, delivering a unique hybrid approach that bridges traditional CMS capabilities […]

Optimizely provides powerful tools that make it easy to build, release, and manage cloud infrastructure efficiently. Optimizely Mission Control Access To use this tool, an Opti ID is required. Once you have an Opti ID, request that your organization grants access to your user account. Alternatively, you can raise a ticket with the Optimizely Support […]

Let’s be honest – coding isn’t always easy. Some days, you’re laser-focused, knocking out feature after feature. Other days, you stare at your screen, wondering, “What’s the fastest way to write this function?” “Is there a cleaner way to loop through this data?” That’s where GitHub Copilot comes in. If you haven’t tried it yet, […]

Users notice slow requests; even if 99 % finish quickly, that 1 % “long‑tail” latency can make your app feel sluggish. Request hedging solves this by speculatively firing a second duplicate after a short delay, racing to beat out outliers before they ever impact the UI. Why the slowest 1 % of requests matter The time it takes […]

Whether you’re building embedded software for next-gen diagnostics, modernizing lab systems, or scaling user-facing platforms, the pressure to innovate is universal, and AI is becoming a key differentiator. When embedded into the software development lifecycle (SDLC), AI offers a path to reduce costs, accelerate timelines, and equip the enterprise to scale with confidence.  But AI […]

What is GitHub Copilot? GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered programming assistant that assists developers by generating code based on their comments and existing code. Now natively integrated into Visual Studio 2022, it supports multiple languages, including C#. Steps to Set Up GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2022 Prerequisites Visual Studio 2022 – Version 17.10 or later .NET […]

State management is a crucial aspect of building scalable and maintainable front-end applications. In React and Next.js projects, developers often face challenges in choosing the right tool for managing the application state. This blog explores three popular state management libraries: Redux, Recoil, and Zustand, comparing their strengths, limitations, and ideal use cases in both React and Next.js applications. Why State Management Matters React’s […]

In today’s data-driven world, understanding how users interact with your application is no longer optional , it’s essential. Every scroll, click, and form submission tells a story, a story about what your users care about, what they ignore, and where they might be facing friction. This is where event tracking and analytics come into play. Traditionally, developers and product […]

Next.js’s caching mechanism tends to be quite complicated. It may cause some bugs in your code that can be tough to track down and resolve. This article tries to thoroughly explain the various components of Next.js’s caching system, enabling readers to utilize it effectively and harness its significant performance benefits. Caching stores data temporarily to […]

Running a Sitecore Docker instance is a game-changer for developers. It streamlines deployments, accelerates local setup, and ensures consistency across environments. However, performance can suffer – even on high-end laptops – if Docker resources aren’t properly optimized, especially after a hardware upgrade. I recently faced this exact issue. My Sitecore XP0 instance, running on Docker, became […]

Intro 📖 In this post I’d like to share a workflow “attacher” implementation I built on a recent Sitecore XM Cloud project. The solution attaches workflows to new items based on a configurable list of template and path rules. It was fun to build and ended up involving a couple Sitecore development mechanisms I hadn’t […]

This is Part 3 of a three-part series (links at the bottom). In Part Two, we moved from concept to execution by building the foundation of a Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) system. We set up a Postgres database with pgvector, defined a schema, wrote a script to embed and chunk text, and validated vector search with cosine similarity. In […]