Sitecore 9 - What's new?

1. Sitecore 9 – What’s new? The Future of Web Development is already here Adrian IORGU November 27, 2017 Keynotes from Sitecore Symposium LasVegas , October 16 -19 2017

2. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. Adrian IORGU Sitecore Consultant @ Boondoggle Founder ActStudio.ro SitecoreTechnology MVP 2016 & 2017 About me • Passionate about web development, 15+ years of experience • In love with extreme sports, nature and travel

4. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 4 1. Sitecore 9 - System requirements 2. [New] Installation Framework – SIF 3. [New] Federated Authentication: G+, FB, Twitter 4. Welcome Sitecore Forms. Bye WFFM! 5. [New] Dynamic Placeholders 6. Search - Good Bye Lucene 7. Rule-based Configuration 8. xConnect 9. Marketing Automation 10. [NEW] Machine Learning – Cortex 11. Javascript Services – JSS 12. Sitecore Experience Accelerator - SXA Agenda - Keynotes from Sitecore Symposium 2017

5. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 5 System requirements • Windows Server 2016 / 2012 R2 (64-bit) • Windows 10 / 8.1 (32/64-bit) • IIS 8.5 or IIS 10 • Web Deploy 3.6 • .Net Framework 4.6.2 • SQL Server 2016 SP1  (SQL Server 2014 SP2 for XM/CMS-only mode)  MongoDB + CosmosDB for xDB coming soon • SOLR 6.6.1 • (Lucene for XM/CMS-only mode) • Azure Search • Https Certificates – Sitecore 9 is Secured By Default

6. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 6 Sitecore 9 - Secured by Default HTTPS communication across platform  Web Servers (CD, CM, Reporting, Processing)  xConnect  SOLR Encrypted  Data-at-rest  Data-in-motion • Must obtain SSL certifications • Local => Self Signed Certificates

7. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 7 New Installation Framework available • Based on PowerShell modules • Configurable, Extendible Framework • Integrate with your own deployment processes Support for SIM is coming soon Sitecore Installation Framework – SIF Register-PSRepository -Name SitecoreGallery -SourceLocation https://sitecore.myget.org/F/sc-powershell/api/v2 Install-Module SitecoreInstallFramework

8. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 8 Support for OWIN authentication middleware enabling users to log in via standard Microsoft OWIN authentication providers. Possibility to write your custom OWIN middleware Federated authentication supports two types of users: • Persistent users – Sitecore stores information about persistent users (login name, email address, and so on) • Virtual users – information about these users is stored in the session and disappears after the session is over. Federated Authentication • OpenId Connect • Microsoft Account • Google • Facebook • Twitter • WsFederation • OAuth • SAML

9. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 9 New Sitecore Forms – R.I.P. WFFM • Allows you to create forms with drag and drop • Completely resigned UI • Ability to create form templates • The Forms are located in /sitecore/forms • MVC only support • The oldWFFM is gone. [excitement]

11. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 11 Sitecore 9 comes with built in Dynamic Placeholders Dynamic Placeholders @Html.Sitecore().DynamicPlaceholder(string placeholderName, int count = 1, int maxCount = 0, int seed = 0) @Html.Sitecore().DynamicPlaceholder(string placeholderName, Func<HtmlString, DynamicPlaceholderRenderContext, HtmlString> outputModifier, int count = 1, int maxCount = 0, int seed = 0) This was the most requested feature on the Sitecore Developer Uservoice and Sitecore Community Uservoice

12. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 12 • Sitecore 9 no longer supports Lucene • Existing solutions must migrate to SOLR or Azure Search Search - Good Bye Lucene LUCENE Clarification: You can still use Lucene if you are running CMS-only mode (i.e. no Analytics/xDB). If you are running multi-server, multi-CD set up then best practice recommendation has been to use SOLR/Azure for a while now anyway Kamruz Jaman https://jammykam.wordpress.com/2017/10/17/sitecore-9-is-here/

13. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 13 • Sitecore 9 configs are now using layers.The loading order can be configured in the layers config. • Conventions on Configuration files • Ability to configure an server for a particular role by setting a single setting in config. • Additional patch folders allowing you to keep your custom patch files separate from default Sitecore and Modules configurations • Ability to control the load order of config file and folders Rule-based Configuration

14. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 14 xConnect • xConnect is the service layer that sits in between the xDB and any trusted client, device, or interface • xConnect is a service layer • xConnect implements the oData protocol • use the xConnect ClientAPI to read, write, and search • It can be used to connect with services like SalesForce or Microsoft Dynamics

15. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 15 xConnect • Runs seperately from Sitecore : http://xconnect.local/ • xConnect is also secure by default and clients communicate with the xConnect ClientAPI over HTTPS, keeping your data transmission secure.

16. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 16 Marketing Automation • Drag and drop interface to create automated online campaigns in Sitecore • This is a replacement for Engagement Automation plans • A lot of actions are already foreseen ( like validate e-mail-address, add contact list, .... ) • It’s possible to add your own custom actions

18. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 18 Machine Learning – Cortex • Machine Learning for real-time insights across native and third party customer data • It uses xDB and xConnect for learning • First usage will be in path Analyzer to suggest improvements on visitors flow

19. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 19 Javascript Services – JSS JSS is built for front-end developers who use JavaScript and along with modern UI libraries and frameworks, such as React.js, Angular,Vue.js, etc. Software pre-requisites • node.js >= v6.9 • npm >= 5 Documentation on https://jss.sitecore.net/

20. © 2017 Sitecore User Group Conference Europe and its respective speakers. All rights reserved. 20 Sitecore Experience Accelerator - SXA With SXA you can: • Accelerate the delivery of sites using standard functionality with minimum-to-noCMS development. • Enable different work streams to run in parallel. • Assemble sites using responsive and reusable renderings. • Use themes to enable brand consistency. • Choose between different grid systems.

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25. ThankYou! More about Sitecore: • sitecore.net • sitecore.stackexchange.com • sitecorechat.slack.com • Special thanks to Kamruz Jaman (@jammykam) https://jammykam.wordpress.com/2017/10/17/sitecore-9-is-here/

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