On my current project we are struggling of updating multiple repositories after we are pushing a new version of our custom NuGet packages. A solution could be to use floating versions but I wanted more control over the versions, because there could be cases where I need different versions on each solutions. Therefore I went in the direction to update the versions manually on a developer machine. This way, pull requests needs to be opened for each package updates, but this is great because I want all developers aware of the changes.
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Discovering Sitecore 10 ASP.NET Core SDK presentation
In the summer I had a chance to give a presentation on Sitecore User Group Baltics in front of around 50 people. The atmosphere was great and I loved the discussion at the end. Enjoy! 📺
Using translation API with Sitecore ASP .NET Core Rendering Host
Currently there is no client side API implementation done of the Sitecore dictionary translation API in the official Sitecore ASP .NET Core SDK, therefore I decided to implement a PoC. After googling a bit I found, Sitecore already provides an API endpoint to resolve dictionary items and it’s already implemented in the JSS clients. So based on this documentation I found the API endpoint on my local Sitecore CM instance, which is
/sitecore/api/jss/dictionary/<site>/<language>/?sc_apikey=<apikey>The response of this endpoint is the following:
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| { | |
| "lang": "en", | |
| "app": "Discovering.Sitecore101", | |
| "phrases": { | |
| "label1": "label 1", | |
| "label2": "label 2" | |
| } | |
| } |
Sitecore Publishing Web Hook – Sitecore Rendering Host output caching PoC update
Sitecore 10.1 released a few weeks ago and one of the new features is the Publishing Web Hook. The main reason why this is introduced is to able to easily update JAMstack apps on publish. Official step-by-step guide for Vercel deployment can be found on the official Sitecore JSS documentation site, here.
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TL;DR
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| namespace Discovering.Sitecore10.Models | |
| { | |
| public class ChildrenBlockModel | |
| { | |
| [SitecoreComponentField(Name = "items")] | |
| public IEnumerable<ItemLinkField<ContentBlockModel>> Children { get; set; } | |
| } | |
| public class ContentBlockModel | |
| { | |
| [SitecoreComponentField] | |
| public TextField Title { get; set; } | |
| } | |
| } |
Longer interpretation
I wanted to play around a bit with different Contents Resolvers. The default resolvers are the following under the /sitecore/system/Modules/Layout Service/Rendering Contents Resolvers item:
- Context Item Children Resolver
- Context Item Resolver
- Datasource Item Children Resolver
- Datasource Resolver
- Folder Filter Resolver
- Sitecore Forms Resolver
Sitecore ASP .NET Core SDK output caching PoC
One of my first question about Sitecore ASP .NET Core SDK was that, is there any built in rendering side caching mechanism implemented already?
This is in consideration in the roadmap, we are looking at ways to expose publishing events to the rendering host to enable this.
Nick Wesselman
Meanwhile, I thought I implement something simple to achieve this. The basic idea is to open and endpoint in the ASP .NET Core rendering host which will “clear” the cache. This endpoint can be called by the Sitecore CM while publishing. This is not a production ready implementation but could be a good starting point for you. So let’s start with it!
Continue reading “Sitecore ASP .NET Core SDK output caching PoC”ASP.NET Core MVC – Start session extension modularized
I got a feature request that I should store something on session start. In the old ASP.NET Framework world it was easy because we had Globbal.asax.cs and its Session_Start event. The original answer to this question is here. But, as I prefer overengineering modular architecture and Sitecore Helix principles I wanted to make it extensible without touching this Foundation piece of code. As you probably know we have Startup.cs instead of Global.asax.cs and DistributedSessionStore. To extend the Create method of the DistributedSessionStore you can just simply inherit from its interface ISessionStore.
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