Headless CMS Playbook
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  • Introduction
    • What is a headless CMS?
    • Benefits of a headless CMS
    • Headless architecture
  • Headless CMS tools
    • What to consider when choosing a headless CMS
    • Sanity: Most customizable
    • Contentful: Best for enterprise
    • Stackbit: Best visual editor
    • Strapi: Budget-friendly self-hosted
    • Honourable mentions
    • Choosing the best headless CMS for you
  • Authoring experience
    • Assessing capabilities and needs
    • Trade-offs
    • Best practices
    • Live preview
  • Content modelling
    • Understanding content models
    • Best practices for content modelling
    • Querying content
  • Static site generators
    • Comparing different build options
    • Popular static site generators
    • Component library
    • How to connect content data to front-end components
  • Conclusion
    • Key takeaways
    • Subscribe
    • More resources
  • Author acknowledgements
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Headless CMS has become increasingly popular in recent years, and there are now numerous resources available to teach developers how to use them effectively. However, a CMS is only one part of a headless platform. Successfully building and implementing a headless platform requires a solid architectural plan that ties together your CMS, tech stack, content workflows, and business objectives and helps you move at the speed of business.

The world of web development is constantly changing, and staying abreast of current trends requires an understanding of where the industry is headed.

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