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How Launching Fast With WebOps Adds 5+ Years of Life to Your Site
Much of our industry is trapped in a mental prison of “relaunch” thinking. It’s one of the biggest drivers of dysfunction in the status quo.
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Managing Complexity in Higher Education Websites
Read one developer’s story about navigating the stormy waters of developing websites for colleges and universities for more than a decade.
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Collaborative Development Using Github and Pantheon
While Pantheon provides Git repositories for all sites on the platform, many teams need to use an external repository hosted at a provider, like Github or BitBucket, as the canonical version of the site's codebase. Our new guide will show you how to get up and running using a Github account to collaborate better with your team.
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Pantheon Announces 750th Agency Partner
As of May 12, 2015, 750 creative agencies and dev shops have joined the Pantheon for Agencies program.
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Migrating From Drupal 7: Where Do I Go and What Will It Cost?
Are you trying to figure out how to migrate your Drupal 7 site within budget? This is the first of three articles that will help you find the right solution.
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Managing Site Changes: When Marketing and IT Play Nice
The challenge in enterprise IT: balancing marketing team's access to the website without compromising security. Sandboxes and clear communication are vital
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Just Like LEGOs: Connecting Your Dev Workflow to the Internet of Things
Makey Makey, JavaScript, Composer, robotics: An experiment in thinking beyond typical toolkits when working with web technologies.
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Learn what talent you need for a successful website experience
On WebOps teams, there’s no place for a siloed marketer or a lone developer. Read our story about growing pains and winning strategies.
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Understanding WebOps vs. DevOps - for Marketers
How does WebOps apply to your goals of creating a better website experience for your prospects and customers?
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Marketers’ Fast Track to Thinking Like a Security Expert
Regardless of the data volume marketers have, nobody values it more than they do – except for hackers.