Category: Headless CMS

Articles about Headless CMS and Headless WordPress

Using Next.js, WebDevStudios Built a 1,000 Page Headless WordPress Website

Last spring, I started dabbling with Next.js and it didn’t take long for “dabbling” to turn into, “Whoa! This is awesome!” I found myself totally immersed. A big part of that immersion is the simplicity of Next.js. For me, it has the...

Headless WordPress and Headless CMS

What is a Headless CMS? The terms Headless WordPress and Headless Content Management Systems (Headless CMS) have continued to rise on Google trends the last few years, spiking last summer during the height of pandemic, as small businesses all over the world...

Headless WordPress: Making Your Own API Endpoints

So you want to learn how to start making your own WordPress API endpoints? Great! Today we will be taking a dive into what it takes to write our own restful API endpoints for WordPress starting from the basics and working our...

Headless WordPress: Deeper Dive API Primer and How to Post to Other Platforms

Do you have content you want to write once but share everywhere? Headless WordPress (also known as WordPress API) may just be the answer for you! If you aren’t familiar with what Headless WordPress is, check out the article I wrote titled...

Headless WordPress: Taking Posts Anywhere

What Does Headless WordPress Mean? WordPress as a content management system (CMS) is a platform for creating and managing your digital content. Your digital content can take the form of blog posts, events, products, team members, locations, and essentially anything you consider...

Headless WordPress with React and NextJS (Part 2)

Editor’s Note: The following is Part 2 in a two-part series titled, “Headless WordPress with React and NextJS.” It was published in 2019. Code samples are now outdated. If you’re interested in current Next.js related content, please click here for updated content....

Headless WordPress with React and NextJS (Part 1)

Editor’s Note: The following is Part 1 in a two-part series titled, “Headless WordPress with React and NextJS.” You can read Part 2 here. Keep in mind that this article was published in 2019. Code samples are now outdated. If you’re interested...