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One year anniversary of Silverstripe CMS 5

On year on from the release of Silverstripe CMS 5, we take stock of how the experience has turned out so far and how it has altered our thinking on what’s next.

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Tag: Javascript

First Table Leverages Silverstripe CMS and Gatsby

Gatsby is a development framework that delivers high performing websites and apps. And if you’re willing to experiment, it’s a match made in heaven with Silverstripe CMS. Lead Developer at First Table, Gene Dower shares his experience with this web development dream team.

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Improving web performance with GatsbyJS

In the relentless pursuit of higher performing and more secure websites, we’ve been experimenting with static site generation. Silverstripe Principal Product Developer, Aaron Carlino shares his thoughts on GatsbyJS and some preliminary findings.

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Highlights from the first nz.js(con);

Highlights from SilverStripers who attended the first nz.js(con); — New Zealand's dedicated national JavaScript conference.

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Carlos Barberis on Amy Palamountain’s “Making Desktop apps With JavaScript”

Today SilverStripe Senior Developer - Carlos Barberis - shares his thoughts on Amy Palamountain's talk... read

Brace yourself: PHP NZ Conference is coming!

In just one week, the biggest names in web development will be visiting Wellington for... read

A Beginner's introduction to using Entwine in SilverStripe

Entwine is a jQuery library which allows you to add functions to groups of DOM... read

Backbone Unit Tests and Continuous Integration

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by David Craig and Robert Curry

Posted 13 January 2014

Recent advances in technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript mean complex applications can now... read

Announcing the release of Concrete, SilverStripe 2.4's jQuery webapp library

Tagged code, Javascript

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by Hamish Friedlander

Posted 20 October 2009

Update (3 December 2009): Concrete has now been renamed Entwine. read