About the Author - Vadzim Papko

As your business expands, managing it solely with manual efforts becomes increasingly challenging. Powerful enterprise apps can help align your company’s processes, ensuring smooth operations even as you grow. However, developing enterprise apps isn’t like creating an average app.  It involves handling extensive databases, integrating with various systems, and addressing critical security concerns. In this […]

Amidst the surge of web and mobile applications, desktop app development remains a strategic choice, offering businesses heightened security, interactivity, and optimal performance. This article delves into the intricacies of how to make a desktop application, highlighting the unique advantages they bring to the table. Join us on a journey through the desktop app development […]

In July 2022, Sitecore officially entered the cloud era by announcing the launch of the Sitecore Experience Manager Cloud (XM Cloud) . With this new product, the company moved its main CMS solution to a cloud architecture, promising its customers exceptional digital experiences. Let’s take a detailed look at Sitecore XM Cloud and discover the […]

Upgrading to the latest versions of software products is the best practice for businesses that want to keep up with technological advancements and provide their customers with a seamless digital experience. Sitecore is an actively growing platform for developing content management systems (CMSs) and offering personalized digital customer experience. For numerous companies that have their […]

This article is dedicated to Sitecore SXA Asset Optimizer. Precisely, I want to share with you how to resolve the issue with an empty timestamp parameter, which is responsible for assets versioning.

In this article, I want to share my practical experience implementing a second-level handler in Sitecore Message Bus.

The CI/CD pipeline has become a popular practice among software developers as it automates the creation, testing and integration of applications. Infrastructure engineers were long in need of a similar practice for infrastructure automation, taking into account the growing complexity of IT systems at various enterprises. This is why the GitOps approach came into being. […]

In this blog post, I will describe how to resolve the issue when your encoded Sitecore License is too big to be placed into the Azure DevOps variable to be consumed by Kubernetes as a secret value. In two words, we will use the Kubernetes persistent volume as an Azure File share.

Sitecore has a great feature — Switch On Rebuild — that supports search index swapping once the rebuilding of the index completes. In this article, I want to share my experience of implementing this feature in practice.