Create RSS feeds for articles managed by XM Cloud - Part 1
In this article, we will show you how to get a list of articles from GraphQL and create an RSS feed for XM Cloud content.
You can check blog articles order by publish date.
In this article, we will show you how to get a list of articles from GraphQL and create an RSS feed for XM Cloud content.
In the previous article, we deployed a website in Vercel using Context ID. I will check the procedure for synchronising the environment variables set in Vercel using the Vercel CLI so that they can be used in the development environment at hand.
Previously, when deploying in Vercel or connecting to XM Cloud using local Next.js, deployment was done using API keys and endpoints; since JSS 21.6, this has been changed to allow the use of Context IDs. This is introduced in this issue.
I have previously introduced the procedure for creating a new project and launching a new CMS. This time, we would like to create a development branch in the same GitHub repository and launch an instance using the code under development.
Since the samples provided in the Starter Kit are created using Bootstrap 5, we will rewrite the Next.js samples to use Tailwind CSS.
Items created in Sitecore XM Cloud can be serialized as YAML files using the Sitecore CLI tools. This time, we will use this mechanism to manage site information on GitHub.
In this article, we will create a sample site on XM Cloud. We will also cover which style sheets to use for the site at the end.
I have been wondering how best to handle .env files when introducing Tips on the blog, but I will reflect this since it was introduced in XM Cloud Tutorials #4.
Previous article, I created was running locally Next.js + Auth0 application. This article, I will proceed to deploy it not locally but on Vercel so that you can log in.
This time, we will use the tutorial on adding Auth0 authentication to Next.js to get to the point where we can log in.
When implementing authentication in Next.js, a free Auth0 plan is available for developers. This time, we would like to apply for this free plan so that we can use it for demos, etc.
The web framework used in Sitecore's products is publicly available, and the company provides a package for anyone to use this framework in the form of Sitecore Blok. In this article, we would like to use Sitecore Blok with Next.js.