Good frontend development isn’t easy. Making frontend development scalable so that multiple teams can work on complex projects simultaneously, is even harder. This blog explains what Micro Frontend development is, how it works, and the benefits of using it to develop websites and applications.
An up-to-date system is a safe system. Whatever technology you use, a good maintenance policy is always vital to ensure smooth operation and a secure website. And this is no different for a CMS like Drupal. This article tells you all about upgrading to Drupal 9, the latest and most secure platform from Drupal.
Sitecore's Digital Experience Platform intelligently brings content, commerce and data together in an optimal digital experience. With a rich set of tools and functionalities, Sitecore offers a mature solution at enterprise level. In practice, however, exploiting the full potential of Sitecore can sometimes be challenging. As an organisation, how do you get the most out of your Sitecore platform? In this article you will find practical tips that you can use immediately.
The internet is a hostile place. There are numerous scripts running constantly, that do nothing but look for vulnerable digital platforms using old(er) software releases. This activity is independent from the hackers that are doing their best to take advantage of vulnerabilities. Platforms operating without older software vulnerabilities are also prone to this. How do you defend yourself against this type of attacks? And how do you prevent your platform from suffering performance degradation if you have your security affairs in order?
Financial Institutions (FIs) like banks, payment service providers and insurers, operating in a highly regulated market, inhabit an atmosphere of constant tension between 'legacy' and 'state-of-the-art' ideas when it comes to user experiences, software, and application deployment & infrastructure.
Are you looking for a CMS that is future-proof? Need a platform that can grow together with your organization? Drupal 9 is a good choice!
The heart of high-performing software is about more than just efficient code and robust integrations. Understanding the environment in which the code has to do its work, 'the domain', plays a crucial role in its success. For example, what are the USPs of the company that will deploy the software? Which processes are crucial? And at what points is interaction with users essential? Domain Driven Design (DDD) brings business and IT closer and concentrates software development around having authentic insights into the processes to be automated.
Multi-site brand platforms are the way to go when managing a lot of content in an orderly manner. For such a platform, you obviously need a CMS. And that's exactly where Drupal comes in. Here’s why Drupal is an excellent choice for multi-site brand platforms too!
Many large organisations find it hard to choose a CMS. Comprehensive websites need a lot of features that are not built into every system. We prefer Drupal, one of the most popular open-source CMS platforms for multinationals. Drupal offers many advantages to large organisations and multinationals, like BMW Motorrad, IFFR and Maastricht University. We’re happy to share them with you!
Applications and end users of applications require specific information, usually provided by apps such as for banking or shopping. The origin of the information shown in these apps is an underlying source system or a set of systems that compares and merges information. Many financial enterprises focus on providing clients with a modern app, which are, however, often cursed with a legacy system from the 1980s or even older as their information source. Consultant Rudy van Haandel explains the role that integration solutions such as an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and API Management can play in these situations.
Traditional CMS systems have been around since the early days of web development. Those platforms were then developed to store and present content - such as text, images, and videos. This approach bundles everything in one big silo: content, HTML, CSS, and so on. This made it impossible to reuse the content in that silo, since it was stuck in specific code snippets. Now that organisations no longer simply post content on web pages, there’s a need for a more flexible solution. Headless is the answer!
Today consumers expect a consistent and personalised experience with relevant cross channel content. This might be buying suggestions, waiting room screens, personalised playlists and viewing tips. In terms of technology, this is often based on a DXP - digital experience platform. In a DXP, content is stored centrally so that it can be presented from one channel-dependent point, tailor-made and potentially even personalised. Over the last decade Drupal - originally a content management system - has evolved into a digital experience platform (DXP). What can Drupal DXP do for your customers’ digital experience today?
Today, the number of touchpoints and the customer expectations that are associated with them continue to grow unabated. Regardless of the device or the channel, the customer experience should be easy and pleasant, just like in the model omnichannel strategy. The main challenge here is how do you tailor your content across all channels and realise elegant personalisation? This requires flexibility, innovation, and strength – exactly what headless CMS is.
The life of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) started in 2015. They promised to close the gap between web and native apps by progressively enhancing current web apps with new API’s and features like the ability to work completely offline. While big players like AliExpress, Flipkart and Forbes have introduced PWAs in the past, they still have their apps and are not planning on abandoning them anytime soon. Did the technology come to a halt? Are PWAs still relevant? Should you still invest time and effort in creating and maintaining PWAs?
The Drupal CMS is very popular with the many large organisations around the world that use it. With over 15 years of experience, our Drupal specialists create powerful and diverse custom digital experiences. But what exactly is Drupal and what can you use it for? Read everything you need to know about Drupal here.
Today, structural IT decisions often require substantial investments, but they are also more important than ever when it comes to achieving your business objectives. The right vendor choice is not only important in terms of set-up and implementation, it is also essential to remain future-proof. Scalability and flexibility are necessary for the continuity of your business and structural IT decisions you make are the basis of this. There are two modern ways to achieve this: with serverless and with container technology. Serverless requires less infrastructure and networking knowledge, whereas container technology is less vendor-dependent. In this blog, we will explain how container technology can offer a solution.
MACH: Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native SaaS and Headless; a concept that’s suddenly in the spotlight. Although the separate concepts are well-known and not quite new, an umbrella concept is now attached to this technical view. Does ‘MACH’ constitute the new ‘Cloud’, and could it be just as influential as ‘SaaS’, or would that be giving it too much credit? IO Technology Director Friso Geerlings anticipates that MACH will present a complex challenge that will also provide companies with a focus on an incomparable and omni-channel customer experience with plenty of value.
MACH is nothing like a classic (on-premise or IaaS) platform in terms of organisational requirements. Before exploring the options of working with MACH or actually starting to work with it, every organisation should start by asking themselves various questions. Following the first blog: ‘How valuable is MACH for your organisation?’, in this blog iO Technology Director Friso Geerlings describes seven points to prepare your organisation for a MACH architecture.
