Category: Web Stack

jamstack needs a new name

by Robert Richardson | Apr 25, 2021 | Marketing, Web Stack | 2

What Should Static Site Generators Be Called? The world needed a term for the things that we think...

Headless CMS Options: ContentStack

by Robert Richardson | Mar 4, 2021 | Business, Web Stack | 0

I got a chance to look at another one of the major headless CMS (hCMS—the ‘h’ is decapitated)...

GatsbyConf 2021 brings new 3.0 version and new images

by Robert Richardson | Mar 3, 2021 | JavaScript, Web Stack | 0

Latest revision: March 4, 2021 The online virtual GatsbyConf, which kicked off today, announced at...

The Core Web Vitals Report

by Robert Richardson | Feb 9, 2021 | JavaScript, Programming, Web Stack | 0

Nobody loves a report more than I do.

PZP: Let the Great Migration Begin!

by Robert Richardson | Feb 2, 2021 | PZP, Web Stack | 0

Nobody loves a report more than I do.

TheJam.dev Day Two: Looks at Angular+Jamstack, Github Founder’s Take

by Robert Richardson | Jan 29, 2021 | JavaScript, Web Stack | 0

Key among the events at the second day of the Jam.Dev online event was the concluding “fireside...

TheJam.dev 2021 kicks off with azure and ecommerce

by Robert Richardson | Jan 28, 2021 | JavaScript, Programming, Web Stack | 0

Today was the first day of a two-day Jam.Dev event online. The event had a lot to offer people who...

It’s Raining Headless CMS Systems

by Robert Richardson | Jan 13, 2021 | Web Stack | 0

There are two competing dynamics in the world of JAMstack. First, there’s the idea that JAMstack...

CMS Market Share

by Robert Richardson | Jan 10, 2021 | Web Stack | 0

To hear some people talk, you’d think WordPress was in some danger of being rapidly overtaken by...

PeakZebra LLC

PeakZebra is Robert Richardson’s ongoing series of in-depth reports on JAMstack and related technologies. The focus here is on digital-first content presentation, something we also work on directly with a few B2B tech vendors (click the Agency button for more on this).

PZP

The site you’re reading now is running atop WordPress. For more on how this could be allowed to happen at a site focusing on JAMstack… well, our plan is to document the migration in our PeakZebra Project.