DEV·4yYou don’t always need a CMS
When it comes to websites, blogs, and whatnot, we often expect to find a CMS power these systems. I get a lot of questions about what CMS powers my blog. I'll explain that while telling you why you don't always need a CMS.What is a CMS? It stands for "Content Management System"
Pointer·4ypayloadcms/payload: Free and Open-source Headless CMS and Application Framework built with TypeScript, Node.js, React and MongoDB
Payload is a free and open-source TypeScript headless CMS & application framework built with Express, MongoDB and React. It's a code-first CMS, which allows us to do a lot of things right. Payload gives you everything you need, but then steps back and lets you build what you want.
gitconnected·4y[Next.js + Strapi] Build Portfolio Website with Next.js, TailwindCSS, and Strapi V4)
Strapi enables content-rich experiences to be created, managed, and exposed to any digital product, channel, or device. Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and StRapi V4 are the client side and Strap i V4 as the CMS as well as Restful API provider. We will discuss how to set up and implement TailwindCSS in the Next.JS app.
Product Hunt·4yPayload CMS - The best TypeScript CMS developer experience there is
Payload is a developer-first headless CMS and application framework built to finally give developers a better choice in the world of CMS. From documentation to design, Payload is changing the CMS status quo. Payload will be available in the U.S. and Europe in the coming months.
Product Hunt·4yTeta CMS - Low-code back-end solution to build amazing products
Teta CMS is our in-house platform that provides a CouchDB database, User authentication with social OAuth providers, Real-time subscriptions, Custom queries with Ayaya, Auto-generated docs, and an easy-to-use and responsive user interface. Teta CMS provides an easy to use and responsiveuser interface.
Product Hunt·4yReact Bricks - CMS with visual editing based on React components
React Bricks is a CMS with the best Visual editing experience for Content editors, but great for Developers too. Content blocks are React components defined in code. Easy as Wix for editors, and with your pixel-perfect design and no way to break it.
Product Hunt·4yContember - Open-source, headless CMS without limits
Contember puts you in control. Create an administration interface and data structure tailored to your project. Enjoy GraphQL API, role-based access control, authentication and a well-structured Postgres database. Built by developers for developers. For more information on Contember, visit the Contember website.
SNIPCART·4yWhat is Headless WordPress & Should You Use It?
W3Techs: WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world, powering 43.3% of the world’s websites. WordPress is built as a monolithic platform with a tightly coupled front and backend. Going headless unlocks a variety of new opportunities for WordPress developers by opening the door for new frameworks, tech stacks, and delivery channels.
Hashnode·4yThe Story Behind How We Started Medusa
Sebastian Rindom, the CEO & Co-founder of Medusa, did an interview with Flagsmith. He talked about how Medusa started, why create a headless commerce solution, why make it open-source, and more. Medusa has risen quickly in popularity over the past months getting +9,000 starts on GitHub in only 6 months.
Hacker Noon·4yReact 18 Suspense fetch data from a headless CMS
React 18 was designed to help improve interactivity with features like selective hydration with Suspense to make hydration non-blocking and provide us with more transparency about how our architectural choices will affect our app's UX and performance. The faster your page responds to user input – the better. If we're okay with making several requests, but only rendering the last result, we can use a boolean flag isMount.
Open Source Way·4yWhat stickers are on your laptop?
Kevin Sonney used to load up his laptops with stickers. His favorite sticker is the cupcake & donut one because he illustrated it. The Greetings from Hamunaptra, City of the Dead sticker is a subtle reference to one of his favorite movies, The Mummy, starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz.
Algolia Blog·4yWhat is a headless website? | Algolia
Headless websites are those that take advantage of a decoupled CMS. The quicker load time is in large part due to the way content is taken from the CMS, cached, and displayed in a headless app. Target used the headless approach to unify the customer experience across touchpoints ranging from product pages to curbside pick-up functionality.
asayer·4yHow to build a CMS-powered blog with Nuxt
A Headless CMS is a CMS where the front-end and back-end are separate. It allows developers to connect to the CMS using APIs. This tutorial looks at how to add a blog to a new site without spinning up a server. We'll also look at the options available for us to use, and the best framework for our blog.