Best of CMS2023

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    Generate Figma Designs with AI

    You can now generate designs inside of Figma with AI, with the latest version of the Builder.io Figma plugin. You can be as detailed and specific with prompts as you like. For example, in this prompt, I just said “I want a product page that looks like it's on everlane.com.

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    A Guide to Choosing the Best Jamstack CMS

    Jamstack is a modern web development architecture that emphasizes performance, security, and an enhanced developer experience. It combines client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup. Traditional CMSs lack flexibility for delivering content across emerging technologies, while headless CMSs separate content creation and display layers. Jamstack offers benefits such as faster builds, enhanced security, SEO advantages, and easier collaboration between developers and non-technical users. When choosing a Jamstack CMS, flexibility, a modern developer experience, and editorial workflow capabilities are important factors to consider.

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    13 Open Source Headless CMS You Should Consider for Your Next Project

    Learn about headless content management systems (CMS) and discover 13 open-source platforms to consider for your next project. These CMS offer flexibility, enhanced security, scalability, and more. Explore popular options like Strapi, Ghost, Directus, and Netlify CMS, among others.

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    What is a Headless CMS: a Visual Guide

    A headless CMS is a software platform that enables users to create, edit, organize, and publish digital content. Traditional CMS platforms, including WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, have been popular due to their ease of use and integration of content creation and presentation.

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    Routing and SEO Metadata in Next.js 13

    The Metadata API allows you to define metadata for each page, ensuring accurate and relevant information is displayed when your pages are shared or indexed. By default, the root layout of a Next.js application created using includes a metadata object in the file. Metadata can be exported from both a file and a file.

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    Introducing Builder Devtools

    Builder Devtools is a package to help developers streamline the process of getting started with Builder’s Visual Headless CMS. The Devtools take advantage of having a dev server, offering read-write access to the file system and the ability to post content updates to Builder.io accounts.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·2y

    Kirby 4.0 - Kirby is the CMS that adapts to you

    Kirby 4.0 is a CMS that adapts to the user. It offers features for validating, monitoring, and safeguarding LLM-based apps.

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    Drag and Drop with Next.js and Builder

    Next.js allows you to drag and drop components into your Next.js app without having to dive deep into code. Builder.io offers an array of built-in components that you can use effortlessly. These components are designed to simplify the development process, allowing marketers, designers, or product people to create engaging user interfaces without needing a developer.

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    Build a Next.js Blog: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Learn how to build a Next.js blog using a headless CMS like Prismic and set up Tailwind CSS for styling.

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    Why we use GitHub as our CMS

    Using GitHub as a CMS enables transparency and open contributions, provides necessary tools for content development, and keeps the focus on engineering.

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·2y

    Use Remix and Strapi to Create Full Stack Apps

    A full course on creating full stack apps with Remix and Strapi is available on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel. Remix is a modern React framework that enhances web application performance and developer experience, while Strapi is a flexible, open-source Headless Content Management System (CMS) that simplifies content management and delivery. The course covers setting up the project environment, creating and managing routes in Remix, integrating Strapi as the headless CMS, and practical skills like form validation and error handling.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·3y

    Cosmic 2.0 - Headless CMS and API toolkit v2.0

    Cosmic 2.0 - Headless CMS and API toolkit v2.0 is a latest version of the Cosmic CMS dashboard. This is the latest launch from Cosmic See Cosmic’s 11 previous launches. Cosmic is rated 5/5 ★ by 3 users.

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    Build a Twitter clone with Strapi

    Strapi is a headless CMS capable of being integrated into web and mobile applications. With Strapi, the developer can easily build flexible user interfaces and append content from the CMS. This article will demonstrate Strap iCMS in action by building a Twitter clone application. The Twitter clone will have a newsfeed and tweet creation section.

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    Amplication vs Supabase vs Appwrite, free BaaS comparison

    This post compares headless content management systems and Back-end-as-a-Service (BaaS), highlighting their differences, focus, customization options, and cost. It also provides an overview of three open-source BaaS solutions: Amplication, Appwrite, and Supabase.

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    Avatar of PrismicPrismic·3y

    Build a Next.js Site with a Headless CMS in under 10 minutes

    Learn how to build a Next.js site with a Headless CMS in under 10 minutes using Prismic's Slice Machine to create components and reusable page sections.

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    A Headless CMS is Bullshit for your developer blog

    A headless CMS is not suitable for a developer blog due to unnecessary overhead and lack of flexibility. Markdown is suggested as a simpler and more efficient solution.

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    A visual guide to headless CMS, server actions and React with TypeScript!

    A visual guide to headless CMS, server actions and React with TypeScript. The official React documentation now features a new Using TypeScript page. Node.js v20.6.0 will include built-in.env file support. We’re thrilled to announce the first of many knowledge pages.

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    Moving from Wordpress to Builder.io

    Migrating content from your existing CMS to Builder.io can be straightforward and fast. Using these techniques, you can smoothly migrate hundreds or even thousands of pages as many of our customers do. Visually build with your components.io is a visual editor that connects to any site or app and lets you drag and drop with your Components.

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    The Complete Guide to Becoming a Web Developer: Part 9

    The Complete Guide to Becoming a Web Developer: Part 9 Welcome, tech enthusiasts and web developers, to another part of the series ‘Becoming a web developer’ This article will dive into an exciting journey exploring the world of MongoDB Cloud Atlas, Node.js, and Mongoose. To complement MongoDB and Node.

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    Avatar of vercelVercel·3y

    Visual Editing: Click-to-edit content for headless CMSes on Vercel – Vercel

    Vercel introduces Visual Editing, allowing users to edit content directly on their Vercel site and synchronize changes back to their headless CMS without needing to access the CMS dashboard. It enables faster collaboration and provides a seamless content management experience for headless CMS users.

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    Avatar of logrocketLogRocket·3y

    Using Medusa as a Shopify alternative

    Medusa is an open source, headless ecommerce engine that prides itself as an alternative to Shopify. The term headless CMS implies building a content repository or backend with the ability to integrate with any frontend of choice. Medusa has a built-in customizable feature that allows customers to customize their ecommerce store.

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    Avatar of PrismicPrismic·3y

    The Best Next.js CMS: Build and Scale Your Website Quickly

    Learn about the benefits of using Prismic with Next.js to build high-quality websites and applications. Discover how Prismic's integrations, component-driven development, visual page builder, great developer experience, and proven record of quality websites make it a great choice for Next.js. Find out how to get started with Prismic and Next.js.

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    Avatar of logrocketLogRocket·3y

    Using Contentful CMS with Next.js

    Contentful is a headless CMS that allows users to manage and deliver their content through APIs rather than building and maintaining a traditional website or application. Next.js provides several features that can make it easier to work with Contentful. Contentful comes with a wide range of features and tools that can be useful when building a Next.

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    Avatar of PrismicPrismic·2y

    Headless CMS: A Complete Introduction

    Headless CMS is a modern web development approach that separates the frontend and backend of a content management system. It provides flexibility, scalability, and the ability to reach audiences on various digital platforms. It is beneficial for managing large content volumes, delivering content across multiple channels, and integrating with modern development frameworks. However, it requires more technical expertise and can involve higher initial development costs.

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    Strapi and Firebase -- A Comparison

    Strapi is an open-source headless CMS (Content Management System) that allows developers to create APIs quickly and easily. It has a user-friendly interface, allowing developers and content creators to manage content efficiently. Users can create new user accounts, edit and delete user accounts and assign roles and permissions to those accounts.