Jonathan Ames
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521 appearances
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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And so as long as your preferred uh front end of choice is supported by your headless, then you're good.
It's nice to have more of a variety because let's say you swap out your lead developer and they don't like that first front-end framework.
They want to go to another one.
One of the beauties of a headless CMS is all the content in the back end can remain right there.
And you can simply swap out the front end in a single day because you know all the connectors.
And so you simply reroute those connectors to this new front end, and boom, you're done.
And so maybe it was
built in Django and now it's built in Nuxt, you know, so it's it's easy to switch.
So that's one thing that's a benefit.
Another thing that makes for a good head of CMS is that it should be really easy to use.
Remember, your day-to-day users are not developers typically.
They're your content creators and your marketers and your SEOs.
So, you want something that they can easily learn.
There's not a large learning curve.
You want something that doesn't take a whole lot of clicks to do common routine tasks.
Different headless CMSs have different philosophies of what they're trying to be.
So some headless CMSs try to be good at many different things.
And others, for instance, Butter tries to be really
Good at just the CMS part, and it's uh part of a microservices philosophy.
So microservices is the idea that rather than have one piece of software that tries to do everything well, what you get is best of breed for each of these things.
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