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Modern web development practices, tools, and frameworks
109 posts
The new /api/v1/* namespace ships in Core. Public reads, authenticated user endpoints, admin CRUD, outgoing signed webhooks. Built for Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, and mobile apps.
Honest tradeoffs on JAMstack + headless CMS. Five scenarios where the combo pays off, four where you should stay on markdown, and the middle ground most sites should pick.
End-to-end tutorial — install UnfoldCMS, write your first post, attach a featured image, schedule it, and ship it live. Includes the headless JSON API tour.
A feature-by-feature comparison of Laravel CMS distributions vs WordPress in 2026: stack, security debt, plugin coverage, 5-year TCO, and what migration actually looks like.
Everyone selling headless CMS shows the same demo blog. Here are 5 real production architecture patterns — what is actually in the stack, what breaks, what to copy.
Every CMS sells customization. Few are honest about what that word means. Here's an honest comparison of themes, plugins, and code customization — and how to pick the right one for your team.
Three tutorials for adding, customizing, and composing shadcn/ui components in the UnfoldCMS admin — no plugin API, just edit the file.
You built the shadcn dashboard. Now you need a blog, SEO meta, media uploads, and RBAC. Here is what you will build by hand - and why UnfoldCMS already ships it all.
A complete step-by-step guide to deploying a self-hosted CMS on a VPS — from blank server to production-ready in 2–4 hours.
We tested shadcn/ui, Ant Design, and Material UI on real CMS projects. Here is the honest 2026 breakdown — bundle size, customization, accessibility, and when each one actually wins.
The 8 features developers should evaluate before choosing a CMS — from API design to local dev parity, migrations, and extensibility.
Real developer frustrations with WordPress, Contentful, Strapi, and headless CMS platforms — based on 30+ community discussions. Discover the 7 biggest CMS pain points and what the ideal CMS actually looks like.