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codeflood home blog revolver test runner recent blog posts on coffee coder code minimal head part 9 conclusion thu may 01 2025 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore one of the reasons i chose to use bash to orchestrate the build process for my minimal static site generator was due to it s ubiquity bash has been around for a long time and it s present on the build platforms i most frequently use not to mention on my dev machines so to wrap up this series i wanted to have the build process run not only on github but also bitbucket minimal head part 8 layouts and components thu feb 27 2025 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore i added multiple page types back in part 6 multiple page types of this series but with multiple different pages i m using multiple different html templates duplicating quite a bit of html between them i want to make sure i keep all that html boilerplate consistent which i ll do with layouts i also want to create some components which can be used on any page to display specific content across many pages i ll explore these concepts in this post minimal head part 7 refactor wed nov 20 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore in the last post of this series i duplicated a lot of code in the script file to keep the script clean as i extend it further and add more page types i need to spend some time refactoring to improve the structure of the script i can also apply the dry principal don t repeat yourself by extracting duplicated logic to separate functions minimal head part 6 multiple page types sun nov 10 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore so far in this series i ve only been processing a single kind of content item and that s blog posts but sites rarely have a single content page type it s time to add an additional page type and generate the static files for this new page type minimal head part 5 list page thu sep 12 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore in previous posts of this series i showed how to generate pages for each blog post i had in content hub one now the pages are generated i need some way to navigate and display the list of blog posts to users i need to generate a list page index page that shows all the blog posts and provides links to them minimal head part 4 page all results thu aug 22 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore in the previous posts in this series i ve been processing multiple pages by using the allblogpost query field which returns a list of blog post content items but at some point i m going to hit the page size limit and a single query won t do i need to rework my querying to be able to page over all the results in experience edge minimal head part 3 more field types tue aug 06 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore so far in this series i ve only used 2 types of fields short text and rich text but the blog post content type in my content hub one tenant has some additional field types which i want to use date and time and select in this post i ll extend the blog post output to make use of these additional fields minimal head part 2 multiple pages thu jul 18 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore in the previous post i showed the minimum required to generate a single page consuming content which i manage in content hub one and which is delivered via experience edge now i want to build on that exercise and generate many pages minimal head part 1 single page wed jun 19 2024 posted in headless content hub one experience edge sitecore in this multi part series i m going to explore how far i can progress building a static site generator ssg for a headless cms using a restrained toolset and minimal dependencies more blog posts copyright codeflood 2010 2025 email protected