Add new CMCDSample Demo#6
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This new demo showcases how to create a development environment with a Content Delivery container and a Content Manager container in the same development machine.
This feature allows the developer to tests new code changes on different Sitecore roles before deploying them.
There is a typical issue that can be detected with this approach consisting of adding a new feature that depends on the "master" database. In a traditional development environment, with access to the "master" database, the feature works fine. However, when it is deployed in a Content Delivery server, without access to the "master" database, issues start coming out. Sometimes, these issues are not easy to solve and detecting them during the development phase can help a lot.