Implementing predictive analytical insights has become ever so essential for organizations to operate efficiently and remain relevant. What is important while doing this though is to be agile and adaptable. This is much so because what holds valid for a period can easily become obsolete with time. And what is characteristic of a specific group […]
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SEO in the Age of AI: Should Marketers Defend or Discover?
The rules of digital engagement and SEO are changing fast. As Generative AI platforms and large language models (LLMs) become the go-to tools for information and decision-making, traditional SEO strategies are being upended. Search engines are no longer the only gateway to brand discovery. Increasingly, consumers are turning to AI-powered assistants to ask questions, compare […]
Qodo AI to Transform Code Reviews, Catch Bugs Early, and Shift QA Left
Let’s be honest, code reviews can be tedious. You open a pull request, scroll through hundreds of lines, spot a couple of obvious issues, and approve. Then, two weeks later, a bug shows up in production… and it’s traced back to a line you skimmed over. Sound familiar? That’s exactly why I decided to try […]
Zero Trust & Infosec Mesh: Org’s Survival Guide
Zero Trust & Cybersecurity Mesh: The New Security Paradigm Traditional cybersecurity methods have fallen apart under their own presumptions in a world where employees access systems from kitchen counters, cafés, and even virtual reality headsets, and data is no longer housed behind a single firewall. It’s not only that the castle-and-moat model(a classic method in […]
The Intersection of Agile and Accessibility – A Series on Designing for Everyone
Welcome to the first entry in our new series exploring the synergy between Agile methodologies and Accessibility practices, and how their union can lead to more inclusive, equitable, and universally usable outcomes. In today’s post, we’ll lay the groundwork by asking: What are Agile and Accessibility? And more importantly, why does their intersection matter? What […]
What is the Model Context Protocol?
You can think of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as USB for large language models (LLMs), allowing an LLM to interact with a variety of external systems in a uniform manner. It was developed by Anthropic to solve the fundamental problem of getting a text generator (LLM) to perform real-world actions on a user’s behalf. […]
Reclaim Space: Delete Docker Orphan Layers
If you’re using Sitecore Docker containers on Windows, you’ve probably noticed your disk space mysteriously shrinking over time. I recently encountered this issue myself and was surprised to discover the culprit: orphaned Docker layers – leftover chunks of data that no longer belong to any container or image. My Setup This happened while I was […]
Postgres RAG Stack: Embedding, Chunking & Vector Search
This is Part 2 of a three-part series (links at the bottom). The GitHub repo can be checked out here. Postgres RAG Stack brings together Postgres, pgVector, and TypeScript to power fast, semantic search. In Part One, we covered the theory behind semantic search: how embeddings convert meaning into vectors, how vector databases and indexes enable […]
Vector Search Embeddings and Retrieval-Augmented Generation
This is Part 1 of a three-part series (links at the bottom). Traditional search engines and databases match based on keywords. These systems are fine when you’re looking for an exact or partial string match but fail when the goal is to find content that’s conceptually similar, not just textually identical. Vector search bridges this […]
Sean Brundle Transforms Technical Expertise into Leadership that Empowers Team Success
Meet Sean Brundle, Lead Technical Consultant, Sitecore Sean’s dedication to excellence and passion for continuous growth have defined his 10-year journey at Perficient, culminating in his recent promotion to Lead Technical Consultant. As a remarkable people leader, his commitment to professional development and mentoring his team across diverse technologies exemplifies Perficient’s promise to challenge, champion, […]
Technical Deep Dive: File Structure and Best Practices in Karate DSL
In the world of API test automation, Karate DSL stands out for its simplicity, power, and ability to handle both HTTP requests and validations in a readable format. At the heart of every Karate test lies the feature file — a neatly structured script that combines Gherkin syntax with Karate’s DSL capabilities. Whether you’re a […]
Python Meets Power Automate: Trigger via URL
Want to trigger Power Automate flows from anywhere using just a URL—even from a Python script? Whether you’re working with automation scripts, web apps, or external systems, Power Automate makes it easy to integrate workflows using HTTP requests. In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up a flow that can be triggered via URL—step by […]