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Are you moving to a headless CMS? It's rarely done in isolation, and in Rangle's experience, it impacts the digital ecosystem of an organization – with the potential to unlock new digital experiences when done correctly.
Nowadays, many companies have a design system, but the issues many organizations currently face include scaling it, getting the right funding, determining who owns the design system, and getting buy-in from internal product teams to use it.
Remix is a great framework and very easy to learn. If you have any prior knowledge or experience using React + (Gatsby, Next.js, etc.), you will soon realize that Remix is a very similar framework. This three-part series will teach you how to build a React app using Remix Run and Prisma.
From Adobe to Zeppelin and everything in between, how can designers create a workflow that makes it easy for us as creators to share our work with all our collaborators, and to bring a product to launch with minimal friction?
I love data, ideas, and solving problems, but I’m neither a developer nor a designer, nor do I have a wealth of commercial or consulting experience. So what was I doing here?
When I think back on the client engagements I’ve worked on at Rangle, each one of them had at their core a high-functioning blended team of Ranglers and client-side practitioners that came together to achieve remarkable outcomes on very short timelines. The process of creating these blended teams is key to our success as a consultancy.
Purpose is not new. It was first referenced in the 14th century, and even the ancient philosophers had a crack at defining the purpose of life: The pursuit of knowledge (Plato), or creating a plan for ‘living well’ (Aristotle). But Simon Sinek’s 2009 book, “Start With Why” thrust the implications of purpose into the forefront of business leadership attention with a very simple message: The difference between a good company and a great one isn’t what you do — or how — but why.
When WebAssembly (Wasm) launched in 2017, there was a massive hype around it; people called it the next step in web development. As the exposure grew, the open-source community began to generate a lot of support and tooling for it. The decentralized nature of the community makes it challenging to track Wasm’s current state, so this blog post will recap its evolution over the past five years and what WebAssembly has developed into in 2022.