Concept March 22,2021 How to Make a Website with SvelteKit Svelte is one of the fastest-growing web development frameworks, and SvelteKit is Svelte's web app development framework. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build and launch a website from scratch with Svelte and SvelteKit.
Announcement March 03,2021 #SliceContest: And the Winners Are... It's a wrap on yet another fantastic Slice Machine #SliceContest! It wasn't easy to pick the winners out of such a great selection of submissions, but three great contestants are taking home top prizes.
API March 02,2021 A change to how the Prismic API handles tags Starting April 1st, the main Prismic API endpoint (/api/v2) will no longer include a list of all the tags used in a repo.
Announcement January 27,2021 #SliceContest: Fun Startup Edition Last November we ran our first-ever contest at Prismic: #SliceContest! We received some incredible submissions, but, with a new year comes a new challenge and we're excited to announce #SliceContest Part II.
Engineering December 15,2020 Integration Fields: enrich your products with Prismic When you build anything, the ideal situation is to be able to choose the tools, services, and technologies that are most suited to each individual requirement. In fact, it’s this concept that leads many website developers to go ‘headless’ with their CMS.
Announcement November 27,2020 #SliceContest: Winner, Winner, Pizza Dinner Last month we released an update to Slice Machine, adding a builder to it. To celebrate that, we organized #SliceContest, a contest where developers could share a slice library made with the new builder to enter. The deadline for the contest has passed and our latest product meetup was the right time to announce the two lucky winners! Here's the replay in case you missed the announcement:
Announcement November 04,2020 Slice Machine update: Slice Builder and a Slice Contest Since its launch back in May, we have been overwhelmed by the level of support and excitement that Slice Machine has received from the community. This support has not only helped us to get the project off the ground, but also helped us to identify areas where Slice Machine can be improved.
Announcement October 30,2020 #SliceContest: Share Your Slice Library ✨ #SliceContest: Slice Builder Release is over! Read the highlight and discover the winners here~
Concept October 05,2020 Webinar with Arkade: aligning content, commerce, and customer The expectations for eCommerce websites have quickly evolved and visitors now expect something more than a catalog that lists products. With online orders now becoming the default purchase method for many people, companies are having to figure out how they can tell their brand story and improve the visitor experience without complicating the buying process.
Concept September 25,2020 Webinar with Tim Benniks: from a monolithic CMS to microservices There's no denying it. Microservices are becoming increasingly popular. This switch has resulted in the boom in SaaS companies and, within web development, has driven the increasing number of CMS options and movements like Jamstack.
Writing Room September 17,2020 The Future of Slices At our live product meet-up in August, Sadek and Renaud spoke to our users about the future of Slices. Slices is one of our most popular features and a reason why many of our users opt for Prismic as their CMS and it is a feature that we are continuously looking to improve.
Writing Room September 11,2020 Changes to how we handle SVG's We have recently disabled the use of SVGs with the Imgix integration. The reasoning behind this is because of security vulnerabilities with SVGs, in that they can be injected with JS which could cause malicious behavior on your websites. Another reason for this decision is because the Imgix query parameters have no effect on SVGs. So from now on SVGs will be treated as files rather than images and because of this they will not be delivered from the the domain images.prismic, they will now come from our Amazon servers. The Team thought this change would not result in any breaking changes, but one case we didn’t foresee was people currently with SVGs and query params who update their documents and this is why we didn't communicate this earlier. This is our bad and we should have been more thorough in our testing.
Engineering July 17,2020 Gatsby-Prismic plugins: what’s going on? N.b. The recommendations in this article are only relevant for Prismic users that are still using the gatsby-source-prismic-graphql plugin. This is no longer our recommended solution for projects with Prismic and Gatsby.
Announcement June 11,2020 Development environments: a sandbox where you can test, try, and iterate safely Few things are more important for your website development and maintenance than knowing that you can safely iterate and test new features without putting your live website at risk. But, fear no more, with Prismic’s new development environments feature you can easily clone your production environment and work on new iterations and designs in a separate and safe development environment.
Announcement May 27,2020 Announcing Slice Machine: a workflow for developing and deploying website sections Ever thought about using components for sections of your web pages? With SliceMachine, you can build page sections, define their model, edit properties, deploy them, and deliver a visual interface that allows even your most technically challenged colleagues to easily build pages without any further help from you.
Misc May 06,2020 Adapting to a new normal: what this pandemic has taught about our business Uh oh…you’ve clicked on a link and you’ve found yourself on another piece of self-aggrandizing and congratulatory content.
Engineering February 07,2020 Hjörtur Hilmarsson explains when to use Animations Hjörtur Hilmarsson is a creative Web Developer and CEO of 14islands, a Stockholm based web development studio that loves to build great user experiences. 14islands designs and builds elegant experiences using a human-centric approach and cutting edge technologies - their go-to stack currently is Gatsby + Prismic + Netlify.
Engineering January 20,2020 Emma Wedekind's journey to programming: from Java to React Emma is a Software Engineer based out of Karlsruhe, Germany, currently leading a Design System at LogMeIn. She was born and raised in Upstate New York. Emma graduated from Siena College in Albany with a B.S. in Computer Science and moved to Austin, Texas, for three years where she worked as an engineer at IBM on Quantum Computing.