What is a decoupled CMS?
Traditionally, a full-featured Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress directly renders the user experience of your site in a web browser.
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Topics include:
- The difference between decoupled and traditional architectures
- 5 questions your team should ask before going decoupled
- The pros and cons of a "headless" CMS
- Recommended tools for decoupled WordPress
- Additional resources from third-party experts
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