Nidhi Paneri | Blogs

This year, SUGCON India  was held in Delhi on 4th and 5th June 2026 , bringing together Sitecore professionals, developers, architects, marketers, partners, and community members from across the ecosystem. It was an incredible event filled with learning, networking, community interactions, and valuable insights into the future of digital experiences. Before sharing my experience, I would like to extend a special thanks to the entire organizing team ,  involved in making SUGCON India 2026 a success. The event was exceptionally well-organized, seamless from start to finish, and a reflection of the tremendous effort, dedication, and hard work put in behind the scenes. Every detail, from registrations and sessions to networking opportunities and attendee experience was thoughtfully managed. Kudos to the entire team for delivering such an amazing experience! A Different SUGCON Experience This year's SUGCON was especially meaningful for me because it gave me the opportunity to ...

We've been working on Sitecore projects using the JSS SDK for a while. Now that the Content SDK has been released, we're wondering which one to choose going forward. Both tools support building modern, headless websites but they approach it differently. Let's break down how each works and helps to decide which one is the best fit for your project. What Are These SDKs? We can consider these SDKs as a toolkit that helps us as developers to build websites faster and easier. ·        JSS SDK (JavaScript Services SDK) -  JSS has been around for a while. It's like a bridge that connects your website's frontend (what users see) with Sitecore's backend (where content is stored). You can use it with popular frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular. ·        Content SDK -  Content SDK is the newer block. It's built specifically for Sitecore XM Cloud that is Sitecore's cloud platform. It focuses on making websites super-fast...

Creating a custom Ribbon button in Sitecore using Sitecore PowerShell Extensions (SPE) involves several steps, which I'll guide you through below. The general process includes Create PowerShell Script Module and Add Integration Point Setup the PowerShell script Library and Add PowerShell script Configuring the Ribbon button and Sync Verify the button in the Ribbon Here's how we can achieve that: Pre-Requisites: Running Sitecore Instance PowerShell ISE to run PowerShell script (Install compatible Sitecore.PowerShell.Extensions if it’s not there) Step-1: Create PowerShell Script Module and Add Integration Point Create PowerShell Script Module: Go to Content Editor . In the content tree, navigate to: System > Modules > PowerShell > Script Library . Right-click on Script Library and select Insert > PowerShell Script Module . Give it a name, su...