Where can you “hook” into an SFRA request or controller?
Have you ever wondered how Salesforce Commerce Cloud, especially SFRA (Storefront Reference Architecture), handles the rendering of pages based on controllers and routes? It’s like
It sure has been quiet on this blog.
It sure has been quite a while since I made my last blog post; I even missed a release log – sorry about that. But
The Latest in B2C Commerce: Version 24.7 Focuses on Speed and Security
In some places there is too much rain, in other places it is too hot.The weather might not bee consistent, but the release schedule of
What is new in Salesforce Commerce Cloud 24.6?
“Connections” is in our rear-view mirror, but some new updates to the platform are ahead! This time, we look at the June 2024 (24.6) release!
Salesforce Connections 2024 and B2C Commerce Cloud
The wait is almost over. Next week, it is time for Salesforce Connections 2024. I can’t believe it has already been two years since then—and
Getting secured with the 24.5 Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud release
Again, it is time for the monthly Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud release! This time, we look at the May 2024 (24.5) release! Are you interested
The sunsetting of ARC300 (Architect B2C Commerce Solutions)
Trailhead Academy, Salesforce’s official learning platform, offers a wide range of courses that help individuals acquire the new skills and knowledge needed to succeed in
Getting to know the SFCC 24.4 Release
It’s that time of the year again! The April 2024 (24.4) release of Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud is finally here, just in time for the spring season.
How to migrate passwords from Magento using Argon2
As a developer, you might encounter situations where you need to migrate data from one platform to another securely. This requires handling sensitive data like passwords with
In the ring: OCAPI versus SCAPI
As we move into 2024, the SCAPI has received much attention and has been updated with new APIs, updates, and performance improvements. On the other
Reflecting on Two Years of Blogging: My Journey in the SFCC Ecosystem
I am delighted to announce that I have completed two years of my journey with the Rhino Inquisitor blog. This journey has been a blend
Digging into the B2C Commerce Cloud 24.3 release
As snowy days slowly turn into sunny ones, the 24.3 release of SFCC has arrived! Let us have a look at the March release of 2024.
The journey from developer to architect
So you want to be an architect, do you? At least, that is why I am guessing you came to this page! Well, you came
How to load client-side JavaScript and CSS in SFRA
Since you are here, I bet you’ve been banging your head against your keyboard trying to figure out how to load some sweet client-side javascript
Variation Groups 101: The attribute fallback system in Commerce Cloud
One of the features of B2C Commerce Cloud is the ability to create and use variation products, which share common attributes but differ in one
A look at the Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud 24.2 release
It’s time to gear up for the February 2024 (24.2) release of Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud! With the arrival of this latest release, let’s look
Understanding Locale Fallback in Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud
In today’s digitally connected world, personalization and localization play a crucial role in delivering a tailored shopping experience. Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud understands this and
A Cautionary Tale About the Importance of Reliable Customer Service during travel
One family’s experience with Booking.com highlights the importance of reliable customer service and the potential consequences of poor communication.
This article will explore my experience during a stressful evening and subsequent days off last week. The opinions expressed are solely my own.
Three things you can do today to secure your SFCC environment
The importance of security in any digital environment can not be stressed enough. Even though Salesforce Commerce Cloud is a SaaS solution, you are still
Commerce Cloud 24.1 Release: A New Year Update
A new year means release notes for the back end have started again! This time, we look at the January 2024 (24.1) release! Are you