Pantheon customers using Front-End Sites in the Pantheon dashboard have likely noticed a new selection of starter kits when creating a site. Most recently, we added a WordPress + Next.js combination.
Your CMS, digital asset management software (or DAM) and Pantheon’s website operations platform can be friends. That’s what I say to anyone who worries if their file and workflow management will integrate nicely into Pantheon. And yet, questions persist because DAMs are like mega-homes for media assets and we know real estate deals can be messy.
The best practices of web development always move. As soon as a best practice seems solid for one team or one role, the conditions and pressures that led to the best practice's rise will change again. And then the best practice doesn't make much sense any more.
Those pressures often push in different, sometimes directly opposing directions. That's why for the remainder of the 2020s, those working on the figurative bleeding edge of website operations will resolve seemingly contradictory needs to make their tools:
Table-stakes security often means a checklist to get the security team off the back of the web team. This approach is weak from every perspective: a frustrating web and security collaboration process, vulnerability to excessive spending with security vendors and loose credential hygiene. A holistic threat modeling approach — centering collaboration and effectiveness — can redefine table stakes to everyone’s benefit.
Here are four common approaches followed by tips to center threat modeling.
The amount of customer data at marketers’ disposal can range from basic email addresses to extensive files that include names, birthdays, credit card numbers, interests, preferences and more. But regardless of the data volume marketers have, nobody values it more than they do – except for hackers.
Sites with out-of-date code are less stable and secure. Here’s what IT professionals need to know to evaluate their next automated updates solution for better website management.
We caught up with John Doyle, the CEO of Digital Polygon, shortly after his team relaunched their agency website using Pantheon’s decoupled solution, Front-End Sites. Doyle created Digital Polygon four years ago to deliver cutting-edge solutions to clients' most challenging business problems through the use of open-source technologies.
An alphabet soup of website rendering initialisms flooded the last decade of website operations. Even the seemingly simple ones like SSG and SSR (Static Site Generation and Server-Side Rendering) obfuscate that in practice they often mix in a fair amount of Client-Side Rendering too.
Your site’s carbon footprint is larger than you think. Here’s what IT leaders need to know about digital sustainability and how Pantheon on Google Cloud can help.
Run a decoupled architecture with Early Access support for Front-End Sites built with frameworks like Next.js or Gatsby paired with WordPress or Drupal.
