Headless CMS
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Claims: open source self‑hosting CMS with plugin hooks (strappy), a visual component blocks composer for nested content and marketing-friendly previews (storyblock), and a real‑time datastore that stores rich text as portable text JSON (sanity). Demos show markdown and custom editors, dynamic zones for page assembly, revision history and presence for collaborative editing, preview updates without refresh, and integrations for search and e‑commerce — all working end to end in live panel examples.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Headless CMS panel welcome
- 1:21Strapi and its strengths
- 2:24Storyblok and its strengths
- 3:04Sanity and its strengths
- 3:45Why Sanity is a platform
- 5:31Strapi: platform or CMS
- 8:18Storyblok’s visual editing
- 10:48Rich text in headless CMS
- 11:50Portable text standard
- 14:18Storyblok’s rich text extensibility
- 15:42Strapi’s rich text approach
- 18:52Content structure and atomic design
- 20:36Querying and enriching content
- 22:45Headless CMS future and full-stack
- 28:00Real-time updates in CMS
- 31:04Sanity’s real-time data store
- 33:50Storyblok’s real-time collaboration
- 37:20Choosing a headless CMS tip
- 38:02Storyblok’s visual editor strength
- 38:46Sanity’s community and flexibility
- 39:27Strapi’s customization freedom
- 40:10Where to find communities
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