Graphic depicting the differences in rendering patterns between Astro and WordPress.
Headless WordPress

Astro vs. WordPress: Rendering Patterns of the Modern Web

Those working with WordPress are familiar with its dynamic rendering process: pages are built with PHP, pulling content from the database, and serving it on-demand to users. Today, imagine a different way of building websites: one that generates all of your pages as static HTML at build time, before users request them. In this article,… Continue reading Astro vs. WordPress: Rendering Patterns of the Modern Web

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October 16, 2024

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Automation

Formstack JavaScript: Getting Started With the Live Form API

With the launch of V4 of Formstack Forms earlier this year, a new feature was introduced called the Live Form API. This API is a new way for developers to interact with their Forms utilizing JavaScript to implement custom logic, get and set values, and much more. For full disclosure and transparency, at the time… Continue reading Formstack JavaScript: Getting Started With the Live Form API

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October 1, 2024

A graphic depicting using Astro's content layer API to unify content collections from headless WordPress.
Headless WordPress

Shattering Headless WordPress Build Times with Astro’s Content Layer API

Like many headless WordPress developers, in the last year I have made the switch to building front ends with Astro. Marketing itself as “The web framework for content-driven websites,” Astro has emerged as – in my opinion – the best way to build websites today. Why Use Astro for Headless WordPress? What makes Astro so… Continue reading Shattering Headless WordPress Build Times with Astro’s Content Layer API

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September 16, 2024

Headless WordPress Custom Post Types visualized by a headless statue.
Headless WordPress

Custom Post Types for Headless WordPress with Atlas Content Modeler

Atlas Content Modeler is a plugin to build Custom Post Types visually as content Models, and makes them immediately available to query using WordPress’s REST API or the GraphQL API enabled with WPGraphQL. This means we can introduce Custom Post Types to our projects for content management across any type of page, or even build them for individual components.

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May 11, 2022

Yoast SEO with GraphQL is an excellent way to implement functionality for headless WordPress
Headless WordPress

Headless WordPress SEO with Yoast & GraphQL

The primary purpose of using WordPress headlessly to power a website is so that content managers, marketers, or small business owners are able to have complete control over the content on a website, while the web developer can focus on building a performant front end where that data is displayed to users quickly and beautifully. For this reason, we often want to move as much of the content as possible into WordPress rather than our front end code, especially if it is important for SEO.

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March 6, 2022

Headless WordPress with Node & GraphQL is a fun way to build modern blogs.
Headless WordPress

Building a Headless WordPress Site with Node & GraphQL

I wanted to see if I could peel the onion back another layer and build a headless WordPress website without Gatsby. Gatsby is a React framework that provides a plethora of great tools for building modern websites, including connecting to WordPress as a headless CMS, and I am used to letting it perform a lot of the heavy lifting.

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January 29, 2022

Don't feel lost at sea with headless WordPress!
Headless WordPress

Creating Our Own Headless WordPress Source with Gatsby & the WordPress API

This means that we can query it with GraphQL in our application, and therefore use it in pages we render at build time with Static Site Generation. While this is useful for a number of applications, giving us the tools to create interfaces for nearly any data source, I was curious: could I use this method to build my own data sourcing for Headless WordPress?

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December 13, 2021

Nike CryptoKicks Are an Exciting Development for Shoe Enthusiasts, Athletes, and Supply Chain Professionals
Blockchain

How and Why Nike is Using Blockchain to Disrupt the Sneaker Industry

As someone with a passion for both running in my Nike shoes and for blockchain, my proverbial ears perked up when Nike filed for a blockchain patent in 2019. While blockchain has been heralded for its potential to revolutionize industries such as Supply Chain, I was curious about how one of the world’s most recognized brands intended to utilize blockchain as a part of its business-to-consumer strategy.

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January 13, 2020

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Blockchain

A Four Minute Guide to Understanding Blockchain

For many people, Blockchain is a mystery, a word they might have heard thrown around toward the end of 2017 when the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed and introduced the average person to the existence of Cryptocurrency. How are these concepts related, and what do they mean for the future of our technology?

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December 30, 2019

Blockchain nodes
Blockchain

7 People To Follow if You’re Interested in Blockchain

As interest in Blockchain and its related technology continues to grow and more professionals enter the industry, which is rapidly becoming more complex and multifaceted, most people wonder where to start. Perhaps you have just a passing interest in the subject and want to spice up your Twitter feed with light information, or maybe you’re a fanatic who wants to confirm that you’re in on the latest Blockchain news.

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December 18, 2019

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