3chillies Blog

If you’re a Sitecore customer or developer, you may know that Sitecore 10 was released over the Summer. For the 3chillies team, a new release is always exciting and naturally appeals to our inner geekiness. 

When installing Sitecore on Azure using the Sitecore Azure Toolkit, by default an Azure Service Bus resource is created to handle the Sitecore Message Bus implementation.

Now that the dust has settled and Umbraco 8 has been in use for almost a year, we take a look at the different arguments to remain on 7 or upgrade to 8.

This article takes a unashamed high level look at the new features and reasons why existing Sitecore customers should be adding upgrades to their roadmap.

When you create a Google Maps API key, it can be locked to only be used on specific domains that you authorize. 

We take a look at what we were able to achieve by simply leveraging the facets functionality of the Sitecore Lucene and SOLR integration.

We explore result items for Sitecore content search.

Computed fields are a great way of storing calculated information while Sitecore indexes your items.