When developing in Sitecore JSS I am always happy to do that in React. Most of the React components I've been building are small ones, rendering the context of that data. That's not special at all and for this I use the React Function Component. It has no side effects.
A few weeks ago I released Umbrella for Sitecore JSS, a utility that synchronizes items from your Sitecore JSS website to your local JSS development environment. Behind the scenes I've been working very hard to add new features as you can read below.Use Umbrella globallyUmbrella is now available from
While being scared a little if I could handle the whole 24 hours I started this great adventure with Jean-François "Jeff" L'Heureux (Canada) and Wessel 't Hoen (the Netherlands). Before the Hackathon even began we had meetings to think about directions and possible things we wanted to build.
Building a website at some point always requires some mechanism for a user to be able to login. And because we are working in a headless enviroment we have to check if we can accomplish this. JSS Authentication RecipeBefore we can actually log in we must have some some stuff
It's easy to change the output of the JSS Layout Service. You can either choose to use the out of the box Content Resolvers or build your own one as I have shown in my post Sitecore JSS: Extending the Layout Service. The outcome is that you need to define
SitecoreSym finished last week and now Sitecore Experience Platform 9.0 initial release is availabe. As a full stack developer am always curious about new things so the first thing I did was to download all the files and try to install the thing on a virtual machine. I'm running