Renaud Bressand

Prismic People

January 26, 2022

Replication of The /api Endpoint Up to 80% Faster Response Time for Europe & APAC available for everyone on the 26th Feb

We are replicating our /api endpoint in 2 regions (Europe, Australia) for all users on the 26th of February. This will decrease the response time of all /api queries by more than 60%. This should be transparent for you, except if you’re using the tag array passed in the /api request. If you’re using the tag array please, read more about it in the “What do I need to do?” section.

Prismic People

November 05, 2018

Unpopular opinion: why required fields lead to terrible UX

Validation mechanisms and required fields are a hotly debated topic in our team and throughout our community. These two features stand amongst the top requested features and yet they have never been implemented. (Which might seem especially strange given how relatively simple it is to build them.)

So many developers told us that they want a GraphQL API in Prismic! We had no choice but to make it the priority.

After some beta testing (a big thank you goes to everyone who contributed to it), shareable previews are live.

Prismic People

September 13, 2017

Define a default value for your select fields

Today, we have started deploying a new little feature that allows developers to define a default value for a select field.

Today, we are thrilled to officially annonce the release of a long awaited feature: the new Content Slices Builder

Since the beginning, prismic.io has provided a powerful publication scheduling and management tool called releases.

A long awaited feature has been deployed in your repositories.

A new update is hitting beta today. We've completely rebuilt our RichText editor, this comes with some major improvements and changes in the design.

A long awaited feature is now available, multi-language and localisation is hitting production! This will allow creating and publishing content in multiple languages.

When you build a website or an app you may want to be informed whenever you update your content. This is good for sending notifications, trigger a publication in social media, invalidate your cache, etc.

Defining relationships between custom types is a pretty handy way to managing links between your web pages. Let's say you define a product custom type which you can link to a certain category or collection.

A frequent need from a CMS is some mechanism to define reusable components in the style of Wordpress's Visual Composer. Reusable components allow you to visualy compose rich layouts like composable landing-pages, case studies, rich stories (medium like), etc.