This post is part of a series - Sitecore JavaScript Services (JSS) Sandbox
This post explores customizing the jss scaffold
command. This post is part of a series on learning to work with Sitecore JavaScript Services (JSS).
When I followed the “Getting Started” guide from JSS Documentation to learn how to create new components, there was one section in the docs that caught my eye: Your First Component | Sitecore JSS Documentation
This post shares lessons I’ve learned during my experience as dev team lead for software agencies.
My goal is to make other team leads feel more confident in their roles, and to encourage developers who are considering stepping into this position to go ahead and make the leap.
Visual Studio solutions for Sitecore projects are quite complex, as there are multiple integration points to manage. Automating the solution setup process accelerates project kick-off and enforces consistency across the development team.
This post demonstrates how to use Yeoman to create a custom Sitecore project generator. With Yeoman, we can create a Sitecore solution template that's source controlled and collectively managed.
If you are a back-end Sitecore or .NET developer who spends most of your time inside Visual Studio, and your project utilizes gulp tasks, then I'm sure you understand the convenience of the Task Runner Explorer
. This window allows running gulp tasks from within Visual Studio, and (even cooler) it allows binding specific tasks to MS Build targets. There's just a couple steps needed to get this window to work correctly.
Thank you so much to the 200+ people who attended my session - I'm thrilled that so many people got something out of it. Feedback/questions are always welcome, you can contact me on Twitter @AnastasiyaFlynn.
After having a hand in four Coveo for Sitecore projects just this year, I think there is value in creating an open source project for reusable Coveo components. This project has two goals: