Modern headless content management system platforms can give you the flexibility you need to change—but there are four things to consider first.
- Developer-friendly, custom front-end frameworks
- Extensible architecture that offers ultimate flexibility
- Secure third-party integrations to protect your CMS
- Future-proofing for your content business platform
What you need to know about headless CMS
Learn the difference between traditional (or coupled) CMS, decoupled CMS, and headless CMS architecture, as well as the pros and cons for each.
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GraphQL is the programming language that enables flexible connection with programming APIs that support headless CMS integrations like the one offered through Brightspot.
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Find out everything you need to know about headless CMS architecture and the questions decision makers need to ask when considering headless CMS for their organizations.
Take a technical deep dive on CMS architecture and the role that APIs play, including the distinction between API-only versus API-first system design.
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An API-first CMS provides the advantages of headless CMS—API-only—with rich capabilities like workflow, search and content delivery. With an API-first platform, businesses have the option to use a number of pre-built integrations to save valuable development time and effort.
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Here are five benefits developers—and, by extension, their projects—get from a headless CMS.
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Brightspot Headless Customers
Brightspot headless architecture helps world-class companies deliver exceptional digital content experiences with ease.
Brightspot Headless Developer Resources
Browse our library of resources for unlocking the full potential of Brightspot Headless CMS, from developer tools and guides to the best features and insights from our product teams.
Start here with documentation for your Brightspot Headless CMS integration.
Get access to your Dari data models backed by the Java classes that define them.
The best way to use Brightspot as a headless CMS to power your custom frontend.
GraphQL supports the Content Delivery and Content Management APIs for headless CMS.
