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DGDenis Gonzálezdev.degomon.comAug 14 · 6 min read

Eating my own dog food. Why I Built OwnCMS: A Modern, Zero-Cost, Edge-First Personal CMS

If you have spent any time running a blog or personal portfolio, you have likely faced the classic dilemma: WordPress is too heavy and prone to maintenance fatigue, static site generators (SSGs) like

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SHSanskriti Harmukhvultr.hashnode.devJul 31 · 4 min read

Installing Ghost Blogging Platform on Ubuntu 24.04

Ghost is an open-source publishing platform with built-in newsletters, memberships, subscriptions, ActivityPub federation, and Tinybird-powered web analytics. This guide covers two install paths on Ub

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SHSanskriti Harmukhvultr.hashnode.devJul 24 · 5 min read

Deploying Strapi on a Kubernetes Cluster

Strapi is a headless CMS with an intuitive admin dashboard, custom content types, and role-based permissions, well-suited to Kubernetes for its scalability and multi-environment support. This guide bu

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Ttechpotionstechpotions.hashnode.devJul 21 · 6 min read

The One-Route Payload CMS Live Preview Pattern

Originally published at techpotions.com. When you wire up a Payload CMS live preview, you're not just plumbing a URL, you're building a contract between the admin panel and your Next.js App Router. Th

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Ttechpotionstechpotions.hashnode.devJul 21 · 6 min read

IndexNow for Next.js: Ping Bing the Moment You Publish

Originally published at techpotions.com. Google ignores it. That's exactly why you ship IndexNow, about 30 lines in your Next.js project will push your pages into Bing's index, which feeds ChatGPT sea

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BDBen DeGigliohonest-stack.hashnode.devJul 16 · 4 min read

How to actually choose a headless CMS for Next.js in 2026

I have set up a lot of headless CMSs on Next.js projects, and the thing nobody tells you is that the "best" one barely matters. What matters is fit. A CMS can be excellent in general and completely wr

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LLebCitlebcit.hashnode.devJul 12 · 2 min read

Blog-Doc Reloaded

It's been almost two years since Blog-Doc received an update. I was away for a while and only recently came back. While looking through my open-source projects, I realized I had completely forgotten a

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Ttechpotionstechpotions.hashnode.devJul 9 · 8 min read

Payload CMS vs WordPress

Originally published at techpotions.com. Payload CMS vs WordPress is the wrong fight. The right question is who's editing daily and what kind of data they're wrangling. If you run a label like Satya R

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FFocusReactivefocus-reactive.hashnode.devJul 6 · 13 min read

Headless CMS Development in 2026: A Strategic Guide for CTOs, CMOs, Product Owners, and CEOs

Over the past five years, headless CMS and “CMS as a service” markets have grown at a high single‑ to double‑digit CAGR, with forecasts pointing to tens of billions of dollars in value by the early 20

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RTRaftLabs Teamraftlabs-the-current.hashnode.devJul 3 · 5 min read

Companies Don't Migrate to Headless CMS Because They Hate WordPress. They Migrate Because Content Becomes Infrastructure.

There's a common misconception about headless CMS. People assume companies migrate because they want newer technology. Or because React is more modern than PHP. That's rarely the real reason. The migr

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Eating my own dog food. Why I Built OwnCMS: A Modern, Zero-Cost, Edge-First Personal CMS

Installing Ghost Blogging Platform on Ubuntu 24.04

Deploying Strapi on a Kubernetes Cluster

The One-Route Payload CMS Live Preview Pattern

IndexNow for Next.js: Ping Bing the Moment You Publish

How to actually choose a headless CMS for Next.js in 2026

Blog-Doc Reloaded

Payload CMS vs WordPress

Headless CMS Development in 2026: A Strategic Guide for CTOs, CMOs, Product Owners, and CEOs

Companies Don't Migrate to Headless CMS Because They Hate WordPress. They Migrate Because Content Becomes Infrastructure.