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If you are working with Salesforce Commerce Cloud, then you know that before you start, you need to choose the right editor. There is no right or wrong when it comes to editors. You can choose editors based on your own preferences. There are, however, some characteristics of the editors you should take into account before you make your decision. Also, new tools for development are being launched almost every day, so you also need to see how these tools can help you. For the development in SFCC, I prefer Visual Studio Code or Eclipse. In this tutorial, I will show you how to setup VSC for Salesforce Commerce Cloud development.
Controllers were introduced as an update of pipelines and, eventually, they replaced them completely. They are one of the most important parts of the Salesforce Commerce Cloud project because they control the flow of data in our application.
Maintaining consistency always presents a challenge for Salesforce Commerce Cloud developers, especially when we talk about page templates, decorators or content inside of them. For an easier overview of design, Page Designer (PD in further text) has been introduced to SFCC. In this guide, I will show you how to enable and set up PD for your SFCC project and empower your customers business team to create beautiful and impactful content, fast.
Forms and validations are playing a big role in any project. We want to prevent invalid data inputs and teach users to enter data that is appropriate for certain fields.
What’s your preferable editor for development? We use both Visual Studio Code and Eclipse, for many reasons. If you want to test the benefits of Eclipse, I got you covered.