Do you feel marketers and the IT department don’t always speak the same language? When you say you want a site that’s easy to manage, fast, and secure, they start talking about agile development, global points of presence, and intrusion prevention systems. It can be challenging to work together without a translator.
At MidCamp in Chicago this year, I presented Connecting Your Development Workflow to the Internet of Things. My goal in this session was to inspire attendees to think beyond their typical toolkits when working with web technologies. You can view the whole presentation here.
Editor's note: this post was co-written by Irina Zaks, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Fibonacci Web Studio, and Tori Sparkman Lewis, Director of Projects at Fibonacci Web Studio.
"It is not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best" —W. Edwards Deming
Read one developer’s story about navigating the stormy waters of developing websites for colleges and universities for more than a decade.
The web was born in the world of higher education and research institutions. Starting first as a tool for sharing information among researchers and educators, it has expanded in the three decades to connect to practically every portion of our lives.
Your CMS, digital asset management software, or DAM, and Pantheon’s website operations platform can be friends. That’s what I say to anyone who worries if their file and workflow management will integrate nicely into Pantheon. And yet, questions persist because DAMs are like mega-homes for media assets and we know real estate deals can be messy.
In this post, we break down how to set up and configure Autopilot. Dive in to learn more.