When building C# integrations against Sitecore XM Cloud and Experience Edge, it does not take long before OAuth2 token plumbing and GraphQL client setup start getting copied from one project to the next. Previously I shared the initial pre-release versions of two libraries I put together to stop rewriting that boilerplate. Over the last couple …
As part of a larger push to make developers life simpler, I was recently asked to include some external libraries used by various teams in the organization’s local Azure DevOps NuGet Feed. This exercise was meant to help to secure credentials (every dev shouldn’t need to add the source locally, which requires username/password), as well …
Often, when writing C# code for sitecore related projects, I have found myself and team re-writing authorization and basic client implementations. Since this has gotten to be a large copy paste effort with modifications in some cases, I decided to create two libraries to help me combat this issue, and share with anyone who may …
Recently I was called in to help configure Azure Front Door for a client who is upgrading from Sitecore 10 to 10.4 running on Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS). As a team we ran into some roadblocks along the way, but finally got it configured for us to begin internal testing. I thought it might be …
Visual Studio recently added agent mode into their Copilot offering. This feature has existed for some time in VSCode, so I was excited when this was added to Visual Studio as well. As more code is written with Agents, I wanted to try out Test Driven Development in tandem with an Agent. I have noticed …
Sitecore XM Cloud provides web hooks for internal events, but does not offer replays currently. When there are business critical processes that depend on these events, this can cause problems. Internally, we can ensure that all items are processed appropriately with a few quick steps. I will walk you through a real world example with …