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Don‘t cache renderings containing placeholders
Sitecore‘s „HTML Cache“ feature on renderings has been a great tool since the early days of Sitecore. While in the world of headless, we‘re actually caching JSON instead of HTML, the functionality of this cache remains the same: There are caching variants and more but I won‘t go deeper into this topic as it has…
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Customizing Headless Proxy Output Caching
When building a site on Sitecore Headless / JSS you’ll eventually end up hosting it on a Headless Proxy Node instance. The Headles Proxy will perform server-side rendering of the page HTML for initial requests i.E. when you hit F5 (browser refresh). Subsequent requests are then usually rendered in the browser. So far so good.…
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Sitecore multi language challenges
We have recently completed a project for an international Site featuring a large amount of content in many languages. Not only did we have to support several base languages – it also was a requirement to be able to customize content for specific countries. This lead us to use Sitecore’s built in mechanism of language/country…