What is Spire? Spire is a brand-new CMS as well as an entirely new reference site. The basic concepts remain the same pages are built using CMS widgets, widgets are shown on the pages, and the CMS/JavaScript Framework uses APIs to obtain data but the technology is different from our preferred classic CMS. The primary […]
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Salesforce Spring ’23 Release Highlights
Salesforce Spring’23 Release Highlights & Quick Summary On the 06th of January 2023, Sandboxes will be upgraded, and as a result, your organization/Environments will get the latest updates/features of the Spring’23 release. Spring ’23 Pre-Release Org – Register today for early access to the brand-new features. Sign up, and we’ll send login information for your new Spring ’23 trial account. – […]
Cucumber Data Table Generator from Json
What is JSON? JavaScript Object Notation, more commonly known by the acronym JSON, is an open data interchange format that is both human and machine-readable. Despite the name JavaScript Object Notation, JSON is independent of any programming language and is a common API output in a wide variety of applications. What is cucumber data table? […]
Relationship Functions in Power BI
Relationship functions in Power BI allow you to access fields within DAX measures or calculated columns through either physical or virtual relationships between tables. Common Use Cases for Relationship Functions in Power BI Defining calculated columns or measures using fields from related tables. Handling relationships between calendars and multiple date fields (transaction date, stock date, due […]
Clutch Names Perficient Latin America As One of The Clutch 1000
We’re thrilled to announce that Perficient Latin America was recently named as one of the Clutch 1000 Global companies for 2022. Clutch is a company that provides ratings and reviews of leading IT, marketing, and business service companies. Clutch is a data-driven field guide for B2B buying and hiring decisions. Once your company is listed, […]
Webpack: Plug it in
Webpack Plugins Last time we started creating rules for file types, and sometimes we used a loader and sometimes we referenced a plugin to do any special functions. We already used the MiniCssExtractPlugin for working with Sass-like files and plain css to produce a single CSS file. Next we will look at some common use […]
Maximizing Build Monitoring with Optimizely B2B Commerce Cloud: A Look at Two Powerful Approaches
Have you ever found yourself in the following situations: When you pushed your Extension changes in the Sandbox branch and wondering whether your build was deployed on Sandbox, Whether TeamCity picked up the right change-sets from the last build you pushed on the Sandbox branch, What happens when multiple team members pushed extension DLLs in […]
Tools for JSON Development
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a Data Format that supports a variety of data kinds, including Strings, Booleans, Lists, Numbers, and Objects. It is one of the most common, simple, and lightweight formats for service interaction. In this blog post, I’ll go through 4 JSON Tools that will help you parse, prepare, […]
Dynamic Merge in Snowflake using Stored Procedure and Python – For SCD Type 1
Creating Snowflake Account We can create a 30-day free trial account using below link. https://signup.snowflake.com/ SCD Type 1 In short, keeps the latest the latest data only and old data is overwritten. SCD Type 1 in Snowflake Let us consider we have a scenario to load the data into Target table from the Source table. […]
WhatPack? A FED guide to webpack’s mysteries.
What’s the problem? Web development has had innumerable changes over the years and the term “front end” developer has expanded to include new ways to layout pages, new JavaScript libraries to learn and new ways to style your creations. This complexity comes with challenges on how to organize everything. In an Enterprise team environment the […]
Webpack: It Configures part 2 – The Ruler’s Back
Module Rules Previously we went over where webpack will get the instructions of what files to package and where to put the results. Before webpack can do any of this, it has to know how to deal with these files and how to convert that information into a javascript format. This requires us to create […]
Webpack: It Configures part 1 – the Ins and Outs
Webpack Configuration Files Last time we talked about how to install webpack, what files are created and how we get webpack to do something. Configuration files are that “something.” As described before, package.json lets us define which configuration files we want to use when running webpack. In package.json we need at least one build script defined. We’ll […]