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Webinar - Hands on to "Sitecore 10 Content Serialization (SCS)"

 


 Hi Team,

At Horizontal Digital , we as a team decided to create set of webinars and online sessions for developers to help learn new concepts of "Sitecore 10" offerings.

As a part of that, different team mates started preparing for Sitecore 10 new features so those information can provided to the team and they can all push and learn SC10 in much better way and those topics can help them in their certifications too

 

As a part of those different webinars, I took the topic on "Sitecore Content Serialization (SCS)"

In SC10 certification one (out of many) competency is "Content serialization", We all have been working in TDS, Unicorn tools to serialize the content and use it to share, deploy sitecore content, but with SC10 there is a new way of serializing content.

Basically there are two ways which we can use SCS

1) Sitecore CLI : Is a dotnet core based command line interface, we can install nuget modules on top of this for SCS and we can start using Pull and push commands to serialize items back and  forth to/from Sitecore, No license is required

2) Sitecore for VS (SVS) : A developer can download Sitecore for VS Module VSIX package and install it in their VS studio, Existing TDS License will work otherwise one will need to purchase TDS license.

I will not write all the details of what are the perquisite to get started and what all GOTCHAs as i already have the below recording where i have shown complete DEMO and hands on of SCS

 Session can be found on following video

Hope you get your hands dirty with above demo and get started with SCS... 
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