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As a developer, I always prefer to work with the latest front-end technologies to develop my web applications. But it is also critical for me that the content authors I interact with have a top-notch experience when creating and modifying their pages efficiently and visually.
New dotCMS Developer Image available
dotCMS has enhanced our customers' experience by embracing continuous delivery (CD) practices.
It is critical that content authors have a top-notch experience when creating and modifying their pages, so dotCMS has introduced our new JavaScript SDK.
Now available: dotCMS 24.04.24 LTS, the first long-term supported release of 2024
In this blog post, I’ll demonstrate how you can get started with the Universal Visual Editor and Next.js in just fifteen minutes.
Explore dotCMS's Universal Visual Editor, merging WYSIWYG simplicity with headless CMS flexibility. This tool offers drag-and-drop editing, inline content editing, and NoCode tooling for seamless omnichannel publishing. Enhance your digital content strategy with dotCMS’s hybrid approach.
The rise of the headless CMS has been a boon for developers, but at the expense of content managers; it has forced business users back to the 2000s, where the key to all progress lies in developer muscle (i.e. “let’s open a ticket”) when it came to managing anything more than just content.
Implementing a Content Security Policy and Permission Policy is more straightforward than people might think, and there are many resources available to guide developers through the process.
