By using a live preview in your headless CMS, content authors can have the best of both worlds: a familiar, visual editing experience combined with improved performance, flexibility, and scalability.

Dynamic components empower content authors to independently draft, publish, and modify pages without relying on developer assistance and are essential to headless CMS architecture. However, Angular’s hierarchical structure and intricate rendering process pose challenges to building and implementing headless platforms in Angular. In this article, we’ll walk through our approach to dynamically rendering components in Angular, with a working Angular application as an example.

Successfully migrating from a traditional CMS to a headless one using the Value Pattern requires lean planning and strategy. In part three of our four-part series, "The Value Pattern: Migrating to Headless CMS with Confidence," we introduce a step-by-step roadmap to navigate your journey smoothly and efficiently.

Most headless CMS platforms require authors to edit their content using a structured interface. Stackbit revolutionizes content management by providing an editing experience in a live preview environment. Along with a wide variety of exciting features, like a Git-based CMS workflow and integrations with tools like Storybook and Cloudinary, Stackbit transforms the CMS workflow for content authors and developers alike.

Contentful, Sanity, and Strapi are the headless CMS platforms we recommend most often to our clients. Here's a comparison of features that matter, plus an in-depth guide to choosing the right headless CMS platform for you.