Testing the Sitecore Content SDK App Router beta
Testing the Sitecore Content SDK App Router beta with local containers. Async streaming with Suspense loads inventory data progressively without blocking the page.
Testing the Sitecore Content SDK App Router beta with local containers. Async streaming with Suspense loads inventory data progressively without blocking the page.
Four Next.js patterns for progressive loading on XM Cloud without custom .NET code. From simple client-side fetching to App Router streaming. Here's what works today and what's coming with App Router support.
SUGCON Europe 2025 delivered a wave of updates, sessions, and product improvements. From advancements in Sitecore Stream to XM Cloud enhancements and developer tooling, Sitecore is moving fast and there's a lot to be excited about.
An in-depth recap of my experiences at Sitecore Symposium 2024 in Nashville, highlighting key sessions on Sitecore Stream, XM Cloud, Sitecore XM/XP, and more.
This blog explores an experimental approach to running Sitecore’s Layout Service on ASP.NET Core, shifting logic traditionally managed by Custom Content Resolvers from .NET Framework to a more flexible ASP.NET Core environment. The project introduces capabilities for modifying and caching GraphQL API calls, offering insights into alternative architectural strategies for Sitecore projects.
Sitecore XM Cloud Forms, a robust SaaS solution for forms, is designed without data storage. My blog details a unique method: employing Umbraco Web API for data storage in a custom table, utilizing the Umbraco UI Builder for ease.
Customers deploy sites on Umbraco and Sitecore for varied needs. This article delves into using Umbraco's Content Delivery API and Sitecore XM Cloud Components external data sources to bridge content sharing between platforms.
I participated in the Sitecore XM Cloud for Developers ILT beta course, exploring new features such as headless architecture and Next.js. The course was enlightening and left me excited about future projects with Sitecore XM Cloud.
In this blog, we explore the process of developing a Next.js website within an existing Sitecore XP project while ensuring compatibility with XM Cloud. We walk you through the essential steps, from setting up XM Cloud locally to connecting your Next.js app with the GraphQL environment. Learn how to address common challenges and follow best practices to ensure a seamless transition from Sitecore XP to XM Cloud for your projects.