Headless WordPress strips away the front-end layer from the content management system (CMS), so developers can use any technology stack for the front end. At the same time, WordPress powers the content management in the backend. This separation of concerns boosts your site’s speed… Continue Reading →

WordPress has existed for over 20 years, powering 42.7% of all the websites on the Internet, according to W3Techs. It also holds a 62.5% market share for content management systems (CMSs) behind websites. Today, many programming languages and frameworks are… Continue Reading →