Jonathan Ames
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521 appearances
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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They can be super lightweight.
If the coder knows that framework really well, of course they're going to be able to create cleaner code.
Cleaner code, lighter, loads faster.
So that's the first thing a headless CMS, any headless CMS really offers.
The promise of being able to separate your code from the CMS.
The CMS, what it does is it connects into connection points in the front end.
So the CMS might say, all right, any H1 tag, you know, go back to this field in the CMS and basically put in whatever's in there into this styling that's already been built in a front end.
And that's basically how it works.
So as far as page speed,
The CMS really a headless CMS really doesn't make for faster page load times.
What it does is it gives you the option to build in a framework where you can build it fast.
So that's the first thing to understand is headless CMSs don't make faster page load speeds, but they do give you access to it.
Whereas if you're building in a CMS that already creates the front end, well, your developers really don't have much control over creating lighter, faster code.
Yes.
Yeah.
So one of the things that a headless CMS does differently is that it allows if especially if you're working on a site where you simply have a stack of technology.
It's not just like, hey, this is a static site, you know, with some text and images.
Uh maybe you're tying into some databases, you have dynamic content, maybe you have a custom uh widget that you've built in there.
So it's not really
Going to work well with like a standard CMS.
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