Why you should always preview your pages on a real device
There’s lots to take into account before going live with your commerce site. We look at why you should be previewing your pages on a real device beforehand.
Entries by catherine@frontastic.cloud
Frontastic architecture: Frontastic studio
In our architecture blog series, we’ll look at each part of the Frontastic architecture, how it works, and what you can do with it. In this post, we’ll focus on the Frontastic studio.
Frontastic architecture: Frontend delivery
In our architecture blog series, we’ll look at each part of the Frontastic architecture, how it works, and what you can do with it. In this post, we’ll focus on frontend delivery with Frontastic.
Frontastic architecture: Developer tooling
In our architecture blog series, we’ll look at each part of the Frontastic architecture, how it works, and what you can do with it. In this post, we’ll focus on the developer tooling that comes with Frontastic.
Frontastic architecture: API hub
In our architecture blog series, we’ll look at each part of the Frontastic architecture, how it works, and what you can do with it. In this post, we’ll focus on the API hub.
Redesigning the Frontastic studio: The why, the how, and the what
Over the last few months, we’ve been working on improving the look and feel of the Frontastic studio, the tool that all Frontastic customers work with. And we’re happy to say that the 1st phase has rolled out to our customers, and they can start seeing improvements to their day-to-day work.
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How we improved the developer experience by getting rid of our VM
Since we launched Frontastic back in 2017, every developer working with us needed to boot (and provision) a Virtual Machine (VM) or a Docker container. Read more to find out how we improved the developer experience by getting rid of the VM and the solution we came up with.
Maximum output comes from working in the most suitable environment
Knowledge workers don’t need machines — thanks to digitalization, there’s no need for paper files either. All work tools and information are available digitally that can be accessed from anywhere. So what does this mean when choosing a workplace? What does the ideal workplace look like? And does the ideal workplace even exist? Read more to find out.
About the fears of remote workers in a mixed team
Every crisis is also a chance. Corona is a chance for remote work. But why is it so important for remote workers to work in a fully distributed team? Find out more in the blog post by Frontastic COO Henning Emmrich.