Marketplaces, Machines, and Momentum: The Real Story from Sitecore Symposium Introduction Sitecore Symposium has always been a temperature check on the state of digital experience. This year’s vibe was different. The center of gravity shifted decisively from “individual products” to “a platform you extend.” The signals were
Sitecore Stream keeps picking up momentum. What began as an AI assistant for content creation now reaches further into the nuts and bolts of content operations—how content gets ingested, structured, and enriched before anyone hits “publish.” Two recent releases—1.3.23 and 1.4.54—are key markers on that path: This
Introduction In the modern digital landscape, website performance is not just a nice-to-have—it’s a business-critical factor. Google’s Core Web Vitals (CWV) have shifted the way developers, marketers, and architects think about web optimization. These metrics—Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)—play
Table of content Introduction Understanding Multilingual Management in Sitecore XP Deep Dive into Sitecore Stream Setting Up the Environment Step-by-Step: Creating Language Versions Translation & Localization Workflows Troubleshooting & Pitfalls Best Practices & Governance Advanced Use Cases Conclusion Introduction Why Multilingual Content Is No Longer Optional Today,
Sitecore Stream introduces a modern, real-time, event-driven architecture to the Sitecore ecosystem, enabling more scalable and reactive digital experiences. While it’s built to thrive in the cloud, developers often want to test it locally, especially in Experience Platform (XP) environments. This blog post walks you through how
Sitecore Stream is a new SaaS-based Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Content Hub capability designed to enhance content delivery pipelines. When integrated with Sitecore XP (Experience Platform) and Sitecore XM (Experience Manager), Stream enables headless, cloud-native content streaming, especially for modern composable DXP scenarios. What is Sitecore
A few days ago, Docker released the new desktop version 4.41.1, but it looks like this release introduces a bug because the npipe volume type was not added to the enumerator. This bug produces something like this when you try to run your local containers Here is
Sitecore Stream is an AI-driven orchestration layer designed to enhance digital experience management by integrating generative AI capabilities directly into Sitecore’s suite of composable digital experience platform (DXP) products. It aims to streamline marketing workflows, ensure brand consistency, and accelerate content creation and delivery. What is Sitecore
In this new era where cloud computing is common, we want to save resources and time managing our apps, and all new front-end frameworks are capable of doing a lot of things, this is where we use “Headless” applications. Since Sitecore released the JSS version of their
Marketplaces, Machines, and Momentum: The Real Story from Sitecore Symposium Introduction Sitecore Symposium has always been a temperature check on the state of digital experience. This year’s vibe was different. The center of gravity shifted decisively from “individual products” to “a platform you extend.” The signals were
Sitecore Stream keeps picking up momentum. What began as an AI assistant for content creation now reaches further into the nuts and bolts of content operations—how content gets ingested, structured, and enriched before anyone hits “publish.” Two recent releases—1.3.23 and 1.4.54—are key markers on that path: This
Introduction In the modern digital landscape, website performance is not just a nice-to-have—it’s a business-critical factor. Google’s Core Web Vitals (CWV) have shifted the way developers, marketers, and architects think about web optimization. These metrics—Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)—play
In this new era where cloud computing is common, we want to save resources and time managing our apps, and all new front-end frameworks are capable of doing a lot of things, this is where we use “Headless” applications. Since Sitecore released the JSS version of their