Jonathan Ames
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521 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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So for instance, in our in Butter CMS, Butter CMS is uh you know entry of data into pages or content into uh a digital format.
It's super easy, super fast.
And you can do forms in Butter, but we also know people like to use their favorite form builder.
So maybe like FormStack or Jotform.
Great, you can integrate those via an API to Butter, and now Form Builder is your form creation.
Whereas you know maybe a closed-end system
Uh that's monolithic, uh, you have to use their form builder.
And if you don't like it, it's really hard to connect anything else.
But a good headless CMS will allow you to connect via their API to these different microservices and take advantage of those.
So maybe you like typeform better and you're like, I want type form to be natively integrating, creating my forms.
Great.
You can do that easily via connection via API.
And so that's
That's a really big benefit to be able to have something easy to use, swap out, like, hey, we used Jotform, it was great, but now we're gonna use this other one that's brand new on the market and has all these shiny bells and whistles.
Super easy to swap it out because it's just an API connection.
So you don't have to wait for necessarily a native integration to be built.
The API connection will do that.
Absolutely.
I think the only people that a headless CMS really wouldn't be good for is someone who doesn't either doesn't need or doesn't have developers at all working on their site.
So if you're just working on a site that you're like, I don't envision needing developers to be able to make it functional and work, then probably a headless is going to be
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