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CMS for SPAs: Building Flutter Apps with CrafterCMS 4.0.x
Follow this tutorial to learn how to build apps using Flutter and CrafterCMS 4.0 Import your Flutter app, create a content model, link your headless services and configure content editing.
CMS for SPAs: Building Angular Apps with CrafterCMS 4.0.x
Follow this tutorial to learn how to build SPAs using Angular and CrafterCMS 4.0 Import your Angular app, create a content model, link your headless services and configure content editing.
CMS for SPAs: Building NextJS Apps with CrafterCMS 4.0.x
Follow this tutorial to learn how to build React-based SPAs using NextJS and CrafterCMS 4.0 Import your NextJS app, create a content model, link your headless services and configure content editing.
CMS for SPAs: Building Vue and Nuxt Apps with CrafterCMS 4.0.x
Follow this tutorial to learn how to build content-enabled SPAs using Vue and Nuxt and CrafterCMS 4.0 Import your Nuxt app, create a content model, link your headless services and configure content editing.
CMS for SPAs: Building React Apps with CrafterCMS 4.0.x
Traditional (legacy) CMS platforms are not designed to handle headless content, while most headless CMS platforms aren’t full-featured and have only basic content authoring support. CrafterCMS provides a full-featured content authoring toolset combined with comprehensive headless CMS capabilities for developers, and this combination is quite unique. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a content-rich, React-based Single Page Application (SPA) with in-context editing and other easy to use authoring capabilities.
Working with the CrafterCMS Groovy Sandbox
CrafterCMS supports a powerful Groovy-based scripting layer for server side programming. CrafterCMS's configurable sandbox policies determine what the scripting layer can and cannot do. Some syntax is more likely to trigger sandbox flags than others. Follow this guide to learn a few tips and tricks for working within the sandbox without needing to modify policies.
Using NextJS with CrafterCMS 3.1
Next.js is a React JavaScript framework that enables you to develop fast, user-friendly applications by combining server-side rendering with statically created pages. Some reasons for using Next.js include speed, performance, and scalability. Th
ATO 2021: Accelerating Website and App Development with a Git-based Headless CMS
Headless CMSs have increased developer productivity by providing an API-first platform for quickly building not just websites, but also all other types of multi-channel digital experiences such as native mobile apps, e-commerce front-ends, AR/VR expe
ApacheCon 2021: Extending Headless CMS APIs with Groovy
Typical headless content management system (CMS) platforms provide a fixed set of content APIs for building software applications across a variety of digital channels, ranging from websites to mobile apps to IoT devices and everything in between. The
Tailwind CSS Review: First Impressions of Tailwind and Next.js
As customers increasingly demand more visually appealing designs, enterprises rely on new technologies, libraries, and frameworks to meet these demands. With that, they can develop better branding, have higher customer engagement, and develop feature
15 AWS Services Web Developers Should Know
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the go-to cloud infrastructure for most businesses today. With the scalability and adaptability it provides, everyone from startups to midsize organizations and large enterprises relies on AWS’ security and reliability fo
What is Material UI
With customers looking for more aesthetically pleasing designs, the world is witnessing several advancements in frontend design frameworks, libraries, and tools to deliver these designs. These technologies have helped companies improve customer engag