Blogs

Embarking on the journey of mastering Sitecore Experience Manager Cloud (XM Cloud) certification is an exciting venture into the heart of a headless content management system that forms the bedrock of a composable Digital Experience Platform (DXP) centered around content. Within the realm of XM Cloud, you'll find the latest...

In the dynamic realm of web development, harnessing the power of webhooks has become increasingly essential. A webhook is a mechanism that enables real-time communication between two systems, allowing one system to notify another about specific events or updates. This robust method of information exchange has found its place in...

Are you a developer working with Sitecore XM Cloud? Do you find yourself spending too much time setting up components and ensuring consistency across your projects? The new version of the 'Sitecore XM Cloud Components' extension for Visual Studio Code is here to revolutionize your workflow. Let's dive into how...

In the realm of Sitecore development, the shift from Sitecore XP (.NET) to Sitecore XM Cloud (TypeScript) marks a significant evolution. One of the most notable changes lies in the query mechanisms used to retrieve and manage data. While Sitecore XP relies on Solr, a powerful search platform, Sitecore XM...

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is essential for making your content discoverable and ensuring it ranks well on search engines. For Sitecore XM Cloud projects, SEO requires a mix of strategic best practices and effective use of various tools and techniques. This blog post will guide you through the essentials of...

Deploying Sitecore XM Cloud requires a platform that not only supports your technology stack but also complements your development workflow. Vercel and Netlify each offer unique capabilities that cater to different deployment needs. This comparison, enriched with detailed deployment steps, aims to help you decide which platform is the best...

Heap memory errors can be a daunting issue to face, especially when working on complex projects like those involving Sitecore XM Cloud with Next.js. These errors often stem from memory leaks, inefficient code, or large data processing tasks that exhaust the available memory. In this blog post, we'll focus on...