We've lately been using Strapi (https://strapi.io/) to build out a
repository to capture collections-related content not already stored in our
CMS (Drupal 7) or TMS. Some benefits are that 1.) We're able to lean on the
built-in API of the headless CMS to readily deliver that information
Hi Mark,
We recently developed an in gallery exhibit for the Museums maritime archelogy
collection using a Drupal 8 + Gatsby JS + Reactive Search set up. The database
has around 16k objects with ~20 variable fields on each object and multiple
object images that can be over 50MB. I think
Hi Mark,
We're not using a headless CMS in production yet, but I am working on a
prototype for one that will manage in-gallery digital signage and
interactive displays (using Drupal 8 and Gatsby). I'm still in the
beginning stages of the project but I'm happy to share my findings with you.
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> From: mcn-l On Behalf Of Mark Stone
> Sent: 24 October 2019 18:55
> To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
> Subject: [MCN-L] Is your Content Management System headless?
>
> Hello MCN members!
>
> I'm interested to learn of anyone running a headless Content Management
> System (esp., &quo
Mark,
I haven't done any projects of the scale I suspect you're contemplating
using a headless CMS, but I have done a few smaller-scale projects using
Hugo with the Netlify and Forestry CMSes. Happy to talk about those, if
that would be helpful to you.
Koven
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 4:00 PM Mark
] Is your Content Management System headless?
Hello MCN members!
I'm interested to learn of anyone running a headless Content Management System
(esp., "headless-first" rather than something like WordPress, for example).
We've had a traditional CMS for quite some time, and we're looki
Hello MCN members!
I'm interested to learn of anyone running a headless Content Management System
(esp., "headless-first" rather than something like WordPress, for example).
We've had a traditional CMS for quite some time, and we're looking to move onto
a newer, cloud-based, headless CMS.
If
