MMT Tech Meetup — February 2021 featuring GatsbyJS This month we focused on GatsbyJS before the Gatsby Conference was taking place. Meetup agenda: I Have a Hammer — Scott Spence — (Web Developer at Karmarama) Using the new GatsbyImage and StaticImage components — Ondrej Polesny (Developer Evangelist at Kentico) Presenting Without Sharing My Screen — Samuel Larsen-Disney (UX Engineer at…

MMT Tech Meetup — January 2021 featuring Mental Health & Wellbeing Mental Health & Wellbeing are important aspects of our lives and can cause strains on us. It’s important to understand that you are not alone and if you can talk about it, it will help. “We all have mental health. But not all of us live with good mental health”…

The MMT Tech Meet-up in September 2020 was all about SvelteJS, and I’ve summarised below a quick recap of the event. MMT Tech Meet-up

Working with a headless CMS is often seen as the promised land, particularly from a developer’s perspective. The opportunity to open the development toybox and leverage the latest and greatest frameworks and patterns is mouth-watering. However, there is much more to a headless CMS implementation than just frameworks and patterns…

As many of you will be aware, Kentico released a new pricing model at the start of this year, restructuring their long-standing pricing model for the modern age. Alongside the traditional perpetual licence, this new pricing model introduces the concept of a Kentico EMS/DXP subscription. …

Those of you following me on social media or my blog will be aware of the MMT Tech Meet-Ups that I’ve been running down at our London offices in Soho. For those of you who don’t follow me on social media (shame on you!), …

For those who may know me, I’m a big fan of GatsbyJS — the product, their vision and how they are evolving in the current technology space, where we all know nothing ever stands still. Powered by querying data using GraphQL, GatsbyJS is an important open-source framework based on the…

Shifting expectations in user behaviour online have driven developers to seek new and creative ways of delivering websites and apps that load nearly instantaneously. …

Every website or application tends to have text elements which are typically static and rarely change — think of the items in your header or footer (e.g. copyright text). For many sites, the temptation is to simply hardcode this into the master template or templates. However, when you throw multilingual…