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The Big Deal with Headless

Perficient

The Problem with MVC There is a limit to how much you can optimize page performance in a traditional MVC driven Sitecore site. And while some of these strategies can help you attain satisfactory performance targets, they are still impacted by the inherent limitations of a server side rendered MVC architecture.

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Let’s Playwright with.NET 6 MVC

Xebia

Due to colleagues leaving the project, he has been asked to deliver a frontend, made in Dotnet 6 MVC. If a live environment still requires QA testing by potential end users, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) comes to the rescue. He found an e-commerce website written in Dotnet 6 MVC. Mike faces a new challenge.

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Exploring Quarkus vs Spring Boot

Apiumhub

Spring Boot embraces the Spring ecosystem, providing features like dependency injection, aspect-oriented programming, and MVC web framework. Spring Boot’s auto-configuration and responsive defaults minimize boilerplate code, allowing developers to focus on business logic rather than infrastructure concerns.

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Making Sense of Sitecore’s Headless Options

Perficient

front end is fundamentally superior to MVC. Keep in mind that hosting your front-end application requires a new piece of infrastructure: the Rendering Host. The API’s themselves run in a similar pipeline and are managed by similar caching strategies to traditional MVC solutions.

MVC 52
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A Practical Roadmap for Existing Sitecore Customers to Move To XM Cloud

Perficient

But if you have significant investment in XP, MVC and ASP.Net, you may not have the appetite or budget to rebuild everything from scratch, at least all at once. This option requires additional subscription costs, but eliminates all dependencies on CD servers, allowing you to better scale your infrastructure. Configure a Reverse Proxy.

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Perficient XM Cloud JumpStart

Perficient

Perficient’s XM Cloud Jumpstart helps existing Sitecore customers who want to adopt XM Cloud create and execute a plan to move their MVC solutions to XM Cloud using Next.js and React or rapidly implement a greenfield solution according to the best industry standards from scratch. content migration scripts & automation.

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Exercises in Programming Style

Henrik Warne

Then there is an example of where you register for a callback, and a version with infrastructure for publish and subscribe. The first is an MVC (Model View Controller) version, although the view simply prints to the console (no GUI). Reflection and Metaprogramming. Interactivity. The final two examples allow for interactive usage.

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