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Upgrading from Drupal 9 to Drupal 10 involves several steps, and it's important to plan and test the upgrade process thoroughly before implementing it on a live site. Here's a general overview of the process: Back up your Drupal 9 site: Be…
A headless content management system (CMS) is a back-end-only content management system (CMS) built from the ground up as a content repository that makes content accessible via an API for display on a…
If Mr. Freud were alive right now, from all the bullying that his child, psychoanalysis, gets on the Internet, he would probably have a heart attack and die again. However, there are several principle…
Content Management Systems have been in use for a long time. But they posed challenges like difficulty in resharing or reusing content on a wide range of platforms. That is how headless content manage…
A Content Management System. There are several CMS providers and Contentful is one of them, It provides great features that can help you grow and scale your applications. TBH before writing this blog …
WordPress has emerged as the go-to content management system for developers and non-developers who want to create stunning websites quickly. When employing a headless approach like WordPress, business…
by Ejiro Thankgod WordPress has emerged as the go-to content management system for developers and non-developers who want to create stunning websites quickly. When employing a headless approach like W…
I have recently launched my web design business and it wasn't until late in the process that I realised, It had never once even crossed my mind that I was going to have to allow clients the option to …
What is CMS in layman's language CMS which stands for "Content Management System" is a software tool that is used to store and retrieve the web content A high-level overview CMS is used to manage the …
Let's cover how to run the Netlify CMS on your local machine. This write-up assumes you've already Netlify CMS in your project. After setup, you should have an admin folder containing an index.html and config.yml file. If not, go ahead and …
