Front-end developers have enough on their plates. Between the latest CSS modules, the “HTML5” APIs, JavaScript updates, and new frameworks (Angular 2, React), it’s hard enough to keep up. And if that isn’t enough, then there’s the content management systems...
This post if part of a series about the File System Toolkit - a custom content delivery API for SDL Tridion.In the previous post Dynamic Content Queries, I presented a Query class that performs CustomMeta queries on JSON models publish...
So, you’re a front-end developer. You’re trying to learn about Tridion and how it affects your life. Maybe you’ve met some Tridion architects you want to impress. Maybe you’ve aggravated them, but you’ve run out of whisky. Even after my last post on schemas...
I spend a lot of time consulting with some of the largest, and most complex, companies in the world. Interestingly they all seem to approach things in the same way.
They work in siloed teams, create tight coupling between applications and divergent...
I spend a lot of time consulting with some of the largest, and most complex, companies in the world. Interestingly they all seem to approach things in the same way.
They work in siloed teams, create tight coupling between applications and divergent...
Last few blog posts have all been about heavy docker and Kubernetes stuff. I thought it was time for something more light and today I want to blog about my hobby robotics project again. Before I had robots to tinker with actually I used to play aroun...
This post if part of a series about the File System Toolkit - a custom content delivery API for SDL Tridion.In the previous post Dynamic Content Queries, I presented a Query class that performs CustomMeta queries on JSON models published to...
Having been featured previously in .NET magazine ( @netmag ), Stage Two’s Creative Director, Paul Welsh, was asked back to submit his ideas for this month’s Design Challenge.
The brief was to ‘design a website for a climbing centre, which might be in...