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"Because It's Faster, Of Course" Introducing LCache

Any website that wants to provide a speedy experience to logged-in users (e.g. content editors, forum participants) or even logged-out users who need a unique page (online shoppers, viewers seeing personalized content, etc) needs an application object cache. These caches store built-up data objects (e.g. a user, a post, a node) between requests so that there’s less work for the CMS to do to serve a page that needs one of those objects in the future. They’re crucial.

Focus on Innovation, Instead of Site Maintenance with Autopilot

When you think of running CMS Updates wouldn’t you like to say, let the bot do it? 

Pantheon announces the release of Pantheon Autopilot to keep sites up-to-date by automatically detecting, performing, testing, and deploying updates for WordPress and Drupal CMS solutions.

Autopilot from Pantheon allows your team to focus on innovation, instead of CMS updates. 

API Management: Choosing the Right Developer Portal for Your Business

Choosing the right developer portal for your business is crucial. The developer portal often serves as the foundation of a successful API Program—it's a place for your developer community to thrive and grow, and houses your API products. When you use Apigee to manage APIs that you build, it often comes down to a simple choice: the integrated developer portal that comes with the license, or a Drupal developer portal. 

Announcing Pantheon's CircleCI Orb

As a Developer Advocate, I work with web development teams on improving their workflows. That often means discussing how to adopt Continuous Integration (CI). I usually center my answers on a suite of Pantheon tools meant to combine an external git host (like Github or Bitbucket) with a Composer-based repo structure, and a CI platform (like CircleCI) push a build artifact to Pantheon. Any number of tests can then run after the push.

Pantheon’s LocalDev will be Discontinued in June 2023. Learn About Alternatives.

On June 30, 2023, Pantheon will discontinue support for its built-in LocalDev feature. We are making this change because in the years since we introduced LocalDev, a number of more fully-featured options have become available to developers, allowing offline development and code editing. Have no fear: we’re here to help you with the transition.

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