To continue with the habit I started a few years ago, here is my year 2018 in review.

This year, I am really proud of having achieved all my goals, and even more.

When working with Sitecore JavaScript Services (JSS) in disconnected mode, there is a fake layout service that returns data from the route files. Sometimes you need to fake another endpoint or route that exist in Sitecore, but not in disconnected mode.

There is a new tool in town and its name is Pipeline.Debug (Visit the link for gifs of its features). It is an incredible time saver when troubleshooting the input or output of processors inside Sitecore pipelines. It allows to insert debug processors anywhere in a pipeline and log any information from the context or processor arguments. In this blog post, I will cover the steps to install it in a Sitecore instance.

You missed the 2018 Sitecore Symposium or you made heartbreaking session choices? Then, this post is for you. Here is a list of public sessions recordings and slide decks the presenters have published online.

The last week was the most awesome of my carreer so far. Thanks to the Sitecore Symposium 2018 organization who selected my paper and my employer, Coveo, who supported me in this adventure. Not only I attended the Sitecore Symposium and Sitecore MVP Summit, I also presented a session on Helix and Sitecore JavaScript Services in front of a full room of 250 people. This blog post summarizes the session and its takeaway.