Pantheon’s platform has always been shaped by its users. Now, we’re taking that commitment even further by launching our first-ever external product roadmap—a clear, evolving view of what we’re building, what’s coming next, and what we’re considering for the future.

Let me preface this story with the confession that I collect certifications a lot like other people collect stamps or coins.  From becoming the first Certified Professional Manufacturers representative in the plumbing industry to my latest WebOps Certified Developer, I enjoy the learning experience that comes with the process of becoming certified.

For many in the developer community, being a lifelong learner is an overarching goal that influences many of the resolutions we set at the beginning of each year. This makes sense because developers function in an environment that continually evolves, encompassing the technology tools, trends, methodologies, languages and frameworks that gain popularity in the industry and therefore become essential to learn.

Yes! You got what you wanted. You have a new job where you are in charge of the website. And that means you get to make all the decisions about how to run website operations or WebOps.

Well, like it or not, three decades into the World Wide Web, it's rare (and not necessarily desirable) to start from scratch. Whether you're a digital marketer, a developer or an IT director, having authority to lead the future direction of your site comes with the responsibility for past decisions.

Michael Trompeta is Lead Engineer at Galavantier, a modern-day travel agency that features one-of-a-kind destination getaways for travelers who want to reduce complexity and guarantee smart choices.  Follow him on twitter & instagram: @mikeejt.