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Author: Antonello Zanini A content management system (CMS) and a digital experience platform (DXP) can each offer significant benefits to an organization. You can use either a headless CMS or a DXP fo…
Author: Anastasiia Shpiliak Introducing Strapi v4.2 This new Strapi version brings more customization & integration possibilities to the table. Customizing the logo in the admin panel in a couple of …
Introduction Since the revolution of Jamstack in the recent years, many companies are now looking for full stack developers who can write JavaScript to request data from the headless API and render ma…
Strapi is an open-source Headless CMS. TL;DR: The demo source code to this article can be found on GitHub. To get started, you need to have the following on your computer: NodeJS v14 + Cloudinary …
Gatsby is a React-based framework that enables developers to build fast, secure, and powerful applications that support the use of CMS. This article will be helpful for content creators and Gatsby dev…
Introduction According to W3Techs, WordPress is the most widely used content management system in the world, powering 43 percent of all websites on the internet. WordPress, on the other hand, is a mon…
The essence of this documentation is to explain how you could use platforms like WordPress to manage content that can be displayed on your web app; blogs for example. Problem: We want to display blog …
Wordpress is one of the most used CMS ever. It's easy to use, considerably easy to develop and everybody knows it, so it's easy to find answers to whatever question you may have about it. However, usi…
In this tutorial, you will be learning how to work with the NotionAPI together with NextJs. At the end of this article, you will be able to fetch data from Notion and display that data on your website…
Most modern websites and apps now make use of backend-only content management systems. With GraphCMS being one of the most popular to use in developing our web applications. With the help of a content…
