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We have been providing information on headless on our blog for some time now. While we will continue to provide links to the procedures, this time we will focus on how to quickly set up a test environment.
In the last issue, we introduced the procedure for signing up for a free plan with Moosend. When you apply for a free plan, you will be presented with four steps to follow. This time, we would like to proceed with this part of the procedure.
With the release of Sitecore version 10.2, Sitecore Headless Services also upgraded to version 19.0.0. New steps were added for creating projects without Next.js sample data, saving time by skipping data deletion in initial steps. Let's update.
When uploading files and adding metadata, you might need to input various fields. While the Excel Import feature for registering new assets is useful, this time we will introduce the process of batch updating assets using Excel Import and Export.
When extending the Sitecore Content Hub schema, certain fields may only be needed under specific conditions. Displaying these fields at all times can reduce efficiency. I introduce a feature that controls the display of these fields to address this issue.
The seminar announcement was the first thing we covered, but it's now available on-demand after the event. You can also view the demo we're discussing today during the seminar on November 26, 2021 (Friday).
The Sitecore Content Hub has the ability to export the metadata of the data being managed in the Sitecore Content Hub. To change this item, you can use the Export Profile feature provided in the Administration Tool to change the items to be exported.
When developing with Sitecore JSS, the jss scaffold command is provided to add components. This time, we will create one component based on this command.
Last time, we set up the Sitecore instance and got it running on Vercel. This time, we'll clean up the sample site's existing content and remove the defined elements used for display, creating an empty project.
You can now switch languages on the Sitecore Send / Moosend administration screen. It is nice to be able to use it in Japanese! (Based on an article from October 18, 2021, and re-posted to reflect the latest situation)
This year, the product from the CDP company we acquired will be released as Sitecore CDP. We'll introduce it on the blog using the CDP tag. This time, we'll cover the steps to insert the CDP tag via Google Tag Manager.
When you change your license, you will need to replace your license file. In this issue, we will introduce the procedure for updating the license file.