Are you tired of WordPress or Drupal? There are other ways of developing websites and applications that can be more rewarding, agile, and without the need to suffer with databases. This webinar with Bermon Painter, Senior UX Manager at EY Digital, shows how you can have a better experience by combining Jamstack, Vue.js, and also how to incorporate a headless content management system for making your life easier backendwise.
What will you learn?
- Using a headless CMS as an API
- Scaffolding out performant and SEO friendly UI’s
- Deploying through Docker container
Watch the full webinar here
What is Jamstack?
According to its developers, Jamstack is an architectural approach for web development that helps improve the flexibility, scalability, performance, and maintainability of products by separating the “business logic” from web experience and development.
Jamstack was created by the San Francisco-based company Netlify. They took their cloud-native approach to web development architecture and developed Jamstack by combining client-side JavaScript , reusable APIs, and markup content (in fact, the JAM in Jamstack stands for Javascript, API, and Markup)
In recent years, Jamstack’s popularity has skyrocketed mostly because of its superior web performance as it allows all the pages to be available from the start in the CDN (Content Delivery Network) without the need for complex architectures.
About Bermon Painter
Bermon has spent 20 years working in product strategy, design and development experience in several industries including aerospace, automotive, financial services, government, manufacturing, publishing, and retail. As Senior UX Manager for EY Digital, Bermon helps organizations to develop holistic product strategies and then oversees the implementation of products or services that are easy-to-use and deliver value to both the organization and their customers. Bermon is heavily involved in the local Charlotte tech community and has been organizing various conferences and community events.
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