Jonathan Ames
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521 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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Basically, you put in your content on the back end of your CMS and it spits out front-end code for you, which is really nice because you are able to preview your site, you build it right then, it's right in front of you.
It's much faster to get started with a traditional CMS.
As far as the benefits, why people have started switching over to headless, there's a couple of reasons, but one is for more control of that front end, your developers want to.
Build maybe in their own framework.
They want to have less code bloat.
So a CMS is software building code.
It's going to be a little bit bloated with things that are unnecessary.
It's going to slow down your page load speed.
So for that reason, headless is a good option there.
Another reason is because the back-end content is separated from the front end, you can have various front ends that connect to that back end.
So
So you could have a website here, you could have a blog there, you could have a mobile app over here, you could send information via headless to your social media, whatever you want.
Your headless CMS can be the back-end controlling spot for all that stuff.
You have multiple websites, super easy to do in a headless CMS.
It can just point to every domain you want and run all that, multiple languages, all that's really easy to do in a headless.
Got it so
Yeah.
So one is for your developers, what they're gonna care about is
you know, what front-end frameworks can I build in?
And uh some headless CMSs have a limited number of frameworks that they're compatible with, and others will allow you to connect with anything.
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