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The dotCMS Developer Site is the go-to resource for developers working with dotCMS and integrating dotCMS into their projects. We recently set out to rebuild the developer site, focusing on better usability, modern design, and support for new content types like tutorials, videos, and blog posts.
Are you considering using a dotCMS Long-Term Support (LTS) version? In this blog post, we'll delve into a bit of dotCMS history, the potential benefits, and the drawbacks of using dotCMS LTS to help you make an informed decision.
This guide covers rendering dotCMS pages using PHP and Twig. It walks through data retrieval from the dotCMS Page API, dynamic layout creation, and content-type-based templates for clean, scalable, and well-structured page rendering.
This guide covers integrating the Universal Visual Editor (UVE) with any JavaScript framework, highlighting key steps like dynamic routing, component mapping, grid-based layouts, and editor communication. Developers can maintain their tech stack while enabling powerful real-time content updates, optimizing performance, and accelerating deployment through dotCMS's JavaScript SDK.
In this article, we’ll explore advanced use cases that show how your content’s structure and indexing directly impact the way you write effective queries. With real-world examples of Collections, Search, and the Page API, we’ll dive into tips and techniques that help you leverage the power of the API while keeping its ElasticSearch dependency in mind.
Learn how to implement A/B testing in your headless applications using dotCMS Experiments. This guide covers integration through the @dotcms/experiments library, helping you optimize user experience and track conversions effortlessly.
Learn how to easily integrate your React app with dotCMS using the JavaScript SDK. This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions to leverage dotCMS's Universal Visual Editor for creating dynamic, content-driven applications.
This guide explains how to render dynamic dotCMS pages using pure PHP, covering API data retrieval, grid-based layouts, content mapping, and container rendering. It provides a foundational approach to creating responsive, customizable layouts, leveraging dotCMS's tech-agnostic capabilities while ensuring developers can easily integrate dynamic content into their PHP applications.
This quickstart guide to the dotCMS JavaScript SDK demonstrates how to render dotCMS pages across frameworks like React, Angular, and Next.js. It covers dynamic routing, framework-agnostic configurations, and inline editing, enabling faster development, streamlined content integration, and productive collaboration between developers and content teams.
