Wildfire Ideas Amplifies Business Reach with WordPress on Pantheon
Wildfire Ideas is a multidisciplinary marketing agency helping clients achieve digital excellence since 2012. With a history of working on Cold Fusion, AWS and Liquid Web, the agency eventually adopted WordPress.
Learn how healthcare sites can thrive with modern development tools
America’s healthcare system resists quick changes. The Covid pandemic, with its pressure on bed capacity, staff preparedness and access to reliable information, aggravated the problems. But moving faster is possible thanks to advances in technology.
Seven Steps to Escape the Website Relaunch
It’s no surprise the traditional website relaunch model frequently fails to deliver the promised business velocity. Instead of catching up, the website lags further and further behind. Because the website is the company’s most valuable digital asset, eventually that becomes unacceptable and someone will be brought in (or promoted) with a mandate to fix it. Again.
Opt In Now For a Faster Build Pipeline on Front-End Sites
Customers with access to Pantheon's Front-End Sites can now opt-in to a faster build pipeline. I'm excited and I've already opted in for our Documentation website, docs.pantheon.io, which is built in Gatsby and runs on Front-End Sites.
Pantheon Helps Upend Legacy Publishing at Polish Weekly on Drupal
The Legacy Publishing Model Holds Back the News
The post-pandemic world did not revive the appetite for quality journalism in print. TP’s circulation went down from almost 30,000 to 20,000. Amazon discontinued its Kindle Newsstand edition for print and newspaper subscriptions.
Introducing Front-End Sites in the Pantheon Dashboard
Run a decoupled architecture with Early Access support for Front-End Sites built with frameworks like Next.js or Gatsby paired with WordPress or Drupal.
The appeal of decoupled architectures has stood for years in the website operations community.
Building Blazing Fast Decoupled Sites with Easytech Green
Lucas Mingarro, Co-Founder & CEO of Easytech Green, filled us in on an exciting new project with one of the only two liberal arts colleges in Argentina, Universidad de San Andrés.