JAMstack with Next.js, Netlify and Prismic CMS

JAMstack with Next.js, Netlify and Prismic CMS

JAMstack with Next.js, Netlify and Prismic CMS

It’s time to look closely at serverless development. Come on a journey to investigate the serverless development model with Typescript. This article will take you through a potential framework, ORM, relational database provider, how to test, and our conclusions.

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The source code for this guide is available on Github and you can view the original article on my blog (built with this starter).

Find out what Chris did, how he did it, and what he learnt along the way.

The Content Security Policy is a relatively new mechanism to restrict outgoing requests and resources, that a web page refers to.

We’re often asked how students and graduates can increase their chances of getting a paid summer internship with Abletech. Here are a few options to help you stand out from the crowd:

If you want to put the custom map you’ve created with MyMaps onto a website you have two options:

Our Rapid Projects team developed this mobile app in three months. We used React Native and found it fast and efficient. Watch a demo of SmartInspect. Hear what Naiki Pearl and Kate Norquay found as they developed using React Native.

Kate’s favourite talks include Julie Grundy on accessibility, Theresa Ma on improving the way designers and engineers work together, and Diana Mounter from GitHub on the interaction of colour systems.

JSConf-goers enjoying the complimentary coffee on the first day of the event (and some cheery Abletechers on the right!)

Inspiration and support. These events aim to push the boundaries of what JS can achieve. They intend to focus on topics that* define and revolutionise* the coming year of technology and are a launching point for some of the most revolutionary products, services, and technologies on the web. They also encourage the social connections within the community.

This year’s RubyConf AU is the biggest yet with a long line-up of speakers and some very cool social events.

Elixir is rapidly gaining interest and popularity. Kiwi developers connect online to learn and share tips together via Twitter and the AU/NZ Slack group. Wellington Elixir User Group members get together for Hack Nights.

Here are Abletechers Kate Norquay, Oliver Greenaway and Carl Penwarden at the Wellington ‘meet & greet’ with up-and-coming graduates.

Abletech (and its sister companies) sometimes looks to hire 1–2 students for summer internship roles. The following seven steps will substantially increase your chances of getting one of these sought after positions.

Sam grew up in Wellington. She’s currently studying towards a Bachelor of Science at Victoria University. She has two majors: Computer Science and Media Design.

ReactJS Basics with Michael Kuhinica from Sharesight

Static files handle large traffic easily. Photo cred: Sergey Pesterev (Unsplash)

A big thank you to Shaun O'Connell from Abletech for giving a Tech Talk recently. Shaun’s been enjoying the latest Enspiral Dev Academy meetups and gave us some feedback on what he found interesting and useful after the first one about using TypeScript.

Hi, I’m Kate! I’ve been working as a web development intern at Abletech for the last two months. Recently I’ve been investigating using React together with Ruby on Rails. My task was to discover common ‘gotchas’ and figure out what it would take to use React in our next project.

This talk will be an introduction to Elixir in the form of a walk-through of a real-world application (Addressfinder).