Prismic Meetup

In the past three months at Prismic we released a new Media Library, a set of AI-based feature to supports marketers in creating content (Iterate with AI, Prompt to Slice) and thirteen improvements in Slice-Machine, including auto-save.

Discover Prismic's revamped Media Library in February 2024—now with better organization, tagging, filtering, and more. This upgrade will help you release pages faster, making assets easily accessible

In January 2024, we introduced two new features to acceletate your release process. The visual Page Builder allows you to quickly iterate on your pages while visualizing changes in realtime. While the Migration API allows you to quickly migrate existing content into Prismic. Both are available for everyone 🎉

Join us for our end-of-year roundtable, where we'll show our latest product releases, discuss features landing in the next three months (new Media Library, Search, Developer Sandbox) and dive into our pricing adjustments.

A must-watch livestream for modern marketers and content strategists. Dive into the dynamic world of SEO revolutionized by AI, where we discuss cutting-edge strategies to boost your organic traffic.

Alex Trost, Developer Experience Lead at Prismic, is teaming up with @hamedbahram, Next.js and Prismic expert, to rebuild the prismic.io website and show you how to add 5 features to empower marketers further when delivering a custom website.

The past few months at Prismic have been nothing short of exhilarating. We've poured our passion, curiosity, and dedication into crafting tools and features that truly resonate with your needs. It feels like Christmas in September, and we can't wait for you to unwrap all that we've prepared!

Join us for a Prismic Meetup where we explore the balance between innovation and delivery in web development. Our special guest is the CEO of the award-winning agency, Gaspard+Bruno.

Our Developer Experience team, Alex and Lucie, will lead the charge, breaking down the complex process of building a site into manageable tasks. You'll see how easily you can take control of your website building, turning it from a daunting task into an enjoyable journey.

A deep dive into the redesign and pixel-perfect rebuild of the Kemper Museum website
The LA-based design studio Use All Five will share their workflow, from client interviews to validation of page designs to the final product.
But that's not all! We're also thrilled to announce that Slice Machine now supports Nuxt 3, and we'll have Lucie Haberer, on hand to demo this exciting update.

A community member, Hamed Bahram, will be building the site together with Alex Trost, who leads our Developer Experience team. This is is a great opportunity for you to get a crash course into how to build a great website with Prismic and Next.js.

Formations, a B2B Saas company with over 70 employees, recently decided to invest in a brand refresh and partnered with Studio Mega for this exercise. Join to learn the back story about their rebrand and how the website was built.

Next Wednesday’s meetup will be about sharing our journey, what we learned, what we struggled with, and what we structured along the way.

For those of you already planning for 2023, it’s a great time to reflect on the progress your team made in 2022 and to get inspiration from other teams’ achievements. This Wednesday’s meetup will be all about that.

We want to help you strategically learn how to analyze your competitors, and we want to give you a system, a method for it. Aadil Razvi, founding member at Demand Curve, will join us to give his Growth Masterclass on Advanced Competitive Analysis.

If you have ever worked on a rebrand — or if you’re considering one for your company — this meetup will be a great opportunity to discuss and learn from one of the best agencies in the space: https://how.studio/.

What does an efficient developer x marketer website collaboration look like? We think it’s one that: - Gives marketers the right level of control over the website, so they can create new pages without being anxious about breaking the visual brand or impacting performance. - Streamlines workflows for developers adding new features to the website so that team initiatives get released quickly.

Are you a designer, developer, or marketer building a blog, creating landing pages, or managing a website? This meetup will help you succeed. How can you make the reading and navigation experience so good that visitors get absorbed by your content and convert from it.

A Meetup dedicated to the topic of Freelancing. We had Antoine Martin (https://sirkan.dev/) at the studio with us. Antoine has been freelancing for over 8 years now, first balancing with full-time jobs in agencies, and then doing only that since 2018.

We dedicated the Meetup to marketers (and developers who are curious about how marketing works 🙂), answering a very common question: How do you scale your content production without sacrificing quality?

The team at Anything joined us to share how they win the support of teams that need to move away from WordPress. They’ll explain how they help their clients visualize the payoff from this change by restoring their confidence.

The developer experience on Next.js and Prismic is very important for us. We want to make it so compelling that more React developers turn to Prismic + Next.js for their website projects.

What do you enjoy doing the most on your website? What makes you feel most valuable to your team? Is it experimenting and iterating on content? Building new Slices? What if you could spend all of your time on just that?

Prismic’s Meetup is back on Wednesday. This month, we want to share (and demo!) our vision of how it should feel to build websites and iterate on new content projects with Prismic.

Why do people watch movies for hours, but look at web pages for just seconds? When our users at With Love Internet answer that question they propel client growth.

The JAMStack has inherent benefits for building quality sites, but we came across two users who have taken productivity and collaboration to the next level.

In this Product Meetup, we'll talk about how to boost engagement, drive acquisition through SEO, and use Prismic as part of a strong SEO strategy.

Sadek and Renaud discuss with you about Slice Machine in-depth and if you can activate it on your project.

For June's Meetup we want to tell you more about what our team has been doing behind the scenes: we'll be talking about our Open-Source work and the improvements we've released for better API stability and faster response time.

Our May Product Meetup is happening on Wednesday and we’ve got a big announcement about the future of Prismic. We would love for you to join us to hear the news and discuss the future.

Prismic is a proudly proprietary platform. We offer a managed CMS, taking care of most of the heavy lifting like hosting, upgrades, and maintenance. But being closed-source does not mean we're closed to open source.

We used this meetup to announce several improvements, but the main discussion was about content models and how to version them.

How we made the Prismic API scalable, so it responds quickly no matter how many users we get, and no matter how many responses we serve.

We took a closer look at upcoming improvements to Slice Machine and announced the details of our second #SliceContest.

We took a quick look at some of our major updates from the year and looked ahead at what we'll be releasing in 2021.

We focused on our features that are most popular with our e-commerce users and announced that we will introduce a Write API for our Integration Fields feature.

Sadek and Renaud unveiled the new version of Slice Machine. This new version includes Slice Builder, which allows you to model and generate CMS data locally.

Sadek and Renaud discussed our new user roles per locale, teased some upcoming updates to Slices and Slice Machine, and covered a wide range of other topics.

Sadek and Renaud discussed the best ways to use our Slices feature, the best practices that allow content creators and marketers to independently create web pages, CTAs, content, and the future of Prismic.