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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. Playwright’s support for headless browser architecture allows for a quicker feedback cycle. He found an e-commerce website written in Dotnet 6 MVC. To understand this process, he needs to understand the architecture.

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Your technology architecture and engineering organization should coevolve as your startup grows

Abhishek Tiwari

The evolution of your technology architecture should depend on the size, culture, and skill set of your engineering organization. There are no hard-and-fast rules to figure out interdependency between technology architecture and engineering organization but below is what I think can really work well for product startup.

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Skip the Sitecore Upgrade, Go Straight to XM Cloud

Perficient

From architectural shifts like the move from Mongo to SQL for xDB, the addition of additional services like Identity Server or the move from Azure Search back to SOLR all add complexity to the upgrade process. also support Serverless architectures leading to even greater scalability. The dreaded Sitecore upgrade.

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Top 3 lessons learned in Backend Architecture. Interview with Cuong Le – backend developer at Apiumhub

Apiumhub

We are continuing with our interview series ( previously we had interviewed Diego Ojeda – Android Lead at Apiumhub , Serhii Zabolennyi – QA Automation engineer at Apiumhub , Javier Gomez – backend developer at Apiumhub and today we interview Cuong Le – Backend developer at Apiumhub and talk about key lessons learned in Backend architecture.

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Top 5 JavaScript Trends in 2021

The Crazy Programmer

There is no definitive answer, but there might be some insight to glean from exploring performance, speed, and popularity. For starters: Performance (how long it takes for your application’s code to execute), Speed (how long does it take you to get something running on your browser?), This year saw an important release of 3.0

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The Big Deal with Headless

Perficient

Performance Matters. The Problem with MVC There is a limit to how much you can optimize page performance in a traditional MVC driven Sitecore site. They are optimized with caches to ensure they run as efficiently as possible, but there is an inherit limit on how well they can perform. billion in sales per year.

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Making Sense of Sitecore’s Headless Options

Perficient

If you read my last article, the big deal with headless , you know that the big deal is performance. The architecture you get leveraging a headless architecture with Next.js front end is fundamentally superior to MVC. Alternatively, you can add Sitecore’s Experience Edge to your architecture.

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