Performance & UX

This is a transcript of a conversation between Guillermo Raugh, CEO of ZEIT, and Sadek, CEO of Prismic, about Serverless: what does it mean from a developer’s point of view, how Serverless functions work, and how to manage the questions of state and startup time. Watch the video, or scan through the highlights below, or […]

Not sure what the best build for your website is? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Navigating the world of frameworks, technologies, and languages out there is not easy – even for experts – and each new build has new requirements. How to choose your tech stack is a question that we get a lot, so

Here’s a transcript of a video from our interview with Gary Meehan (front-end developer at Distilled SCH). In this video, Gary talks to Gabe from Prismic about how Distilled SCH manages their tech stack. Read the transcript for the details, but the video is probably more enjoying. Make sure to check out the rest of

Validation mechanisms and required fields are a hotly debated topic in our team and throughout our community. These two features stand amongst the top requested features and yet they have never been implemented. (Which might seem especially strange given how relatively simple it is to build them.) In this article, we want to describe why

Today we deployed a new improvement to link management. You can now add the target=”_blank” attribute for your web links in your link field or in the rich text editor. This will have the links open in a new tab when a user clicks on them. To activate the target=”_blank” attribute in your project you

A major feature everyone expects when it comes to manageable content, is the ability to author rich text content. At prismic.io we use what we call structured text chunks as a cleaner way for doing just that. Historically a CMS was focused on website authoring, and considered as a tool for non technical people to

Last week, we successfully launched prismic.io, introducing several new concepts into the cluttered Content Management world (and breaking a bunch of assumptions about how to manage content). In the last few days since then, we’ve received loads of positive feedback, we’re glad lots of hackers have a good grasp of the concepts. We’ve also been

Content is everywhere. When you are creating a website, a web application, a game or a native mobile app – big or small, you have to deal with content at some point. Which inevitably has you asking questions: where do I store content? How can I modify texts? Fix typos, evolve and expand my work?