This glossary of terms will tell you everything you need to know about Blocks and industry-related DevOps terminology.

Blocks: A feature built for Developers and Content teams

For the developers amongst us, each Block contains your application or service and all the dependencies required to run it. Not only does this let you develop in any language, but it also means that your code will work the same way in your production environment as it does when you are developing locally. You can easily package and deploy code to Contensis as Blocks without leaving your IDE.

For the content editors and digital teams that work with Contensis but don’t speak code, the essential information to know is that Blocks allow site owners and distributed teams to control the release of new features to their site. Developers can focus on writing code, commit any changes and make them visible on a preview URL. Then you and your team can preview and compare changes, go live, and have the peace of mind that you can roll back at any time.

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