Sitecore Certified Developers in India

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Sitecore Certified Developers in India

Sitecore Certified Developers in India

Sitecore Technology has long used the concept of pipelines to implement business logic. If you aren’t familiar with pipelines, it helps to understand that a pipeline represents a task or a process. Examples include “publish page,” “translate content,” or “add product to cart.”
In many systems, these things correspond to APIs. For example, there’s an API to publish a page where you identify the page to publish and the system will publish the page.

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