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We will use Docker to create a container image of the application we have created so that it can be easily deployed. This time, we will proceed to the actual operating environment and finishing the Docker file.
ChatGPT, which is breaking out this year as a generative AI, presents us with JavaScript and TypeScript samples. In this article, we would like to use the code generated by ChatGPT to create a component for XM Cloud.
Creating a Sitecore component allows you to easily create a drag-and-drop component. In this article, we will introduce a wizard to help you create this component. The previously introduced steps are as follows
XM Cloud allows projects to operate and develop in multiple environments. In this article, we will check the operation of Promote.
Playwright did not come up with anything as far as creating a Typescript sample. This time, I would like to add it as soon as possible.
We will be covering Playwright on the blog for a while. We will be creating a simple example that addresses the need to use a screenshot of a page in a search result.
Yesterday we briefly set up an environment on macOS, and this time we will set up a Docker environment that works with WSL on Windows 11. This will allow us to work with Visual Studio Code in the Windows environment while continuing development on Linux.
Before that, we need to prepare tools for integrating with Search. This time, we'll set up the Docker environment. Today, I'll cover the macOS setup, and tomorrow, I'll share notes on how I handle the Windows environment.
In the last issue, we applied Tailwind.css to make the page a little easier to read, and this time we will show you how to use it in the Preview Search widget as well.
As for the Sitecore Search sample, we have no control over the sample code or look and feel yet. In this article, we will modify this project to make use of Tailwind.css and NextUI.
In the previous article, we prepared only the language switching box so that you can add the Sitecore Search widget. This time, we would like to add the widget and display the search results.
Until now, the blog has used the Sitecore Search SDK to display search results. In this article, we will show you how it actually works by adding a widget to the plain Next.js environment.