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Read MoreChoosing the right search engine provider can make a big difference in the competitiveness of your business. In this article, we compare 15 leading search engine providers across critical functionalities, including pricing, search types, extensibility, privacy, security, and more.
Read MoreSee the implementation of Sitecore’s Helix principles in action in another domain… Helix = versatility?
Read MoreWhile exploring and finding my way through Sitecore’s docker images repository, I’d though why wouldn’t I draw a map of my exploration so it could be useful to other travelers!
This the first part of a serie of article that would talk about the topic.
Happy travelling!
Read MoreThere are multiple ways to compose your docker container and work with your Docker Compose files while working with Sitecore. One of them involves directly modifying the files you get when cloning the Sitecore Docker repository, and others revolves around extending, overriding resulting in the usage of multiple compose files.
If you're also wondering what is the impact of each of the options, which one is my preferred way of working with Sitecore Docker? I'll be covering those points in this article.
Read MoreSome useful Sitecore Commerce (XC) installation feature terminology.
Read MoreSay Hello to a fully automated Sitecore - YES! including all its flavor - installation while enjoying your coffee/beer/tea or whatever you fancy!
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Read MoreWe've heard, read article about it, Sitecore Dependency Injection (DI) is one of the hottest topics at the moment! But before putting some effort in using it, do you want to know if it's HOT or NOT?
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Sitecore 9 was release couple of weeks ago. For those you haven't already checked it out,
I urge you to do so. There are a whole set of features that make development very enjoyable with an out of the box flavour.
Among those features, the already famous Sitecore Dependency Injection (DI) support out of the box since Sitecore 8.2 with its Inversion of Control (IoC).
But What if this default container does not fit your need for whatever reason but you still want to override the container the way Sitecore described it in its documentation?
Since Sitecore 8.2 Sitecore comes with an in-built DI container. What's its limitiation? What's its boundaries? What could be the direct benefits from using it?
This blog post will cover for you the technical performance of Sitecore's in-built container.
Read MoreLet's talk about how Helix saved us from the old Sitecore 6.6 and securing us a full Sitecore upgrade towards 8.2! It has been a bumpy road! Curious! Let's read some more!
Read MoreWe have seen with my last approach we could enforce the caching settings in the code increasing front-office's performance but decreasing back-office responsiveness and performance due to additional database query to get appropriated settings.
In this blog post I will use some of Sitecore pipelines to initiate all caching settings at application startup...
This blog post is about how I think we can improve our Sitecore's CMS experience by enforcing Sitecore's sublayout caching in order to improve website's performance.
Sitecore CMS comes with a pack of caching mechanism and among of them we have Sitecore's HTML Cache. This article will mainly leverage Sitecore's HTML Caching...
Read MoreThis blog post describes a technique to prevent Sitecore CMS from throwing Language/Culture exception when parsing language through Sitecore's StripLanguage.
It will describe the actual Sitecore's implementation and a dynamic approach to overcome the actual behavior of Sitecore's StripLanguage...
This blog post describe few steps and techniques to prevent XSS attack using in-built .NET validation to improve Sitecore CMS's security and reliability...
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Programming enthusiast since my youth and proficient in several languages, experienced Sitecore CMS Developer/.NET Developer, I am totally at ease in programming at back-end level (C#, .NET, Sitecore), database level (SQL, MySQL), and also at front end level (CSS, jQuery, HTML5). Self-learner and a very quick learner, I can easily adapt myself to every situation and giving my best to each project. As a meticulous person, I pay attention to every detail of a project which leads to a 100% satisfaction for the client.
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