sitecore

Helix and the re-tooling of your Continuous Integration and Deployments

“Helix is a set of overall design principles and conventions for Sitecore development.” Like other architectures and design principles, Helix also has pros and cons. You might hear “saves the developer from having to create these modules from scratch” or “improve the efficiency of your projects, reduce costs and time to market”. Great right? Not so fast!

Finally, with one great big Gulp, I conquered Sitecore Helix!

“Helix is a set of overall design principles and conventions for Sitecore development. Habitat is a real Sitecore project implemented on the Sitecore Experience Platform using Helix.” – Please ingrain this in your brain. It helps to download the source for Habitat as a reference, because you are going to need it and need it you shall!

Unofficial Sitecore 8 Training Webinar Series – Session 9

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2535764463444191236

Unofficial Sitecore 8 Training Webinar Series – Session 8

Unofficial Sitecore 8 Training Webinar Series – Session 6

Link to GitHub source.

Unofficial Sitecore 8 Training Webinar Series – Session 7

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8760359272621483523

Unofficial Sitecore 8 Training Webinar Series – Session 5

How can you help the Stack Exchange Beta site for Sitecore

A month ago Mark Cassidy took the initiative to start a Stack Exchange beta site. In doing so we got the community together and got them to commit to the cause. The community rose to the occasion was were quickly in beta. It was the fastest path to beta and other users were questioning how we got here. See the screenshot at the bottom of this post.

Microsoft Extensions Dependency Injection (DI) with Sitecore 8.2 Sample Project

Sitecore 8.2 was released with Microsoft Dependency Injection. I wanted to try to setup a sample project which utilizes the DI.

Secure Sitecore : Secure Headers XSS Protection

We have been going through XSS vulnerability in the past two posts. I am going to end this series with one last post about Secure Headers. We will go through a few headers that we can implement.