In this update, we have added the following content.
We have compiled tips on Next.js, which is frequently used in XM Cloud. This time, we have published multiple contents and an overview page.
The samples added this time are as follows:
The main updates are as follows.
Following the content on Sitecore Personalize, we have started adding content related to Sitecore CDP. The articles published this time are as follows.
The main updates are as follows.
We have added content related to Moosend and Sitecore Send, the email marketing tools provided by Sitecore.
Currently, there is only an article about the free trial of Moosend, but tips that have been introduced in the blog so far will be added sequentially.
The content for CDP + Personalize, which we initially started providing, has been changed to a more understandable format by separating the elements. There are no changes to the following page that introduces both.
The structure for explaining the products is as follows:
Accordingly, the URL for the previously provided Personalize content has been changed.
Until now, Haramizu.com has been introducing articles in the form of Tips, which include questions received at work and articles that might be useful to introduce. However, the readability of the site has deteriorated due to the increasing number of articles.
Therefore, we are launching a new site to introduce the still relevant content of the traditional topics in a more detailed manner, making it possible to view them systematically.
As the first step, I believe that the blog articles related to the following products have become easier to refer to compared to before.
Also, this documentation site and blog are created using Astro. The actual steps to create it can be referred to on the following pages.
Basically, new Tips will be posted on this site.
However, the blogs that have been posted so far can still be referred to at the following URL.
Once a certain amount of content has been migrated to this site, the blog-only site will be closed, and the content will be viewable at the top-level domain.