Sitecore JSS - Building a sample site using Next.js SDK - Part.4
In the previous article, we introduced the settings for using the Experience Editor. In this article, we will introduce the settings for referencing Sitecore data during development.
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In the previous article, we introduced the settings for using the Experience Editor. In this article, we will introduce the settings for referencing Sitecore data during development.
In this article, we will show you how to run a page created with Next.js in combination with the Experience Editor, a Sitecore-only editing tool.
In the previous article, we introduced the process of removing the sample data from the Next.js template and displaying the Japanese content. In this article, we will show you how to integrate this sample site with the Sitecore Experience Platform.
In the previous article, we built a virtual machine with VMware Fusion as an environment for installing Sitecore. This time, we will install Sitecore Experience Platform 10.1 and finally make it accessible from macOS.
In this article, we will show you how to set up an environment for developing Sitecore JSS using VMWare Fusion, also using Hyper-V for Windows, and in this article, we will show you how to set up an environment on macOS.
Sitecore Headless Service is standard feature with Sitecore 10.1. Alongside this, we've released a React-based Next.js SDK for static sites. In a new blog series, we'll introduce the steps to build a sample site using the Next.js SDK over several posts.
Sitecore Content Hub user privileges are granted to users who belong to a user group. Permissions are added as they are added. In this article, we will briefly introduce this.
In this article, we will introduce the basic steps for development by creating a sample integration between Box and Sitecore Content Hub's DAM. The following is a step-by-step guide to setting up the Sitecore Content Hub.
This section will walk you through the process of making a connection so that you can directly access assets managed in the Sitecore Content Hub for use with the Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
In the previous article, we covered the initial setup for automatic asset tagging. The second part will focus on processing the acquired data in the Logic App to incorporate machine-translated results.
Sitecore Content Hub offers Cognitive Service integration to automatically tag assets. Initially, tags are linked in English. This implementation is divided into two parts. The first part covers creating Azure resources, Content Hub actions, and triggers.
A sample Sitecore Content Hub and Drupal integration is available for testing. In this article, we will introduce how the integration works.