Written by the people doing the work, published when there is something worth saying. No trend pieces, no vendor comparison tables, and no descriptions of products we have never deployed.
The most consequential decision in a headless build is made once, early, and almost never revisited. It is also the one most often left to the defaults.
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Niamh McGinn
Founder & Technical Director
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