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Why do businesses go headless? We've compiled some specific use cases and how headless can help.

ShoGun Frontend seemed to disappear. We've got the details on where it went, and where you continue your headless eCommerce investigation

Ultimately, microservices are not dead, and they continue to be a viable approach for many businesses. However, besides their benefits, you also should consider the architecture’s drawbacks and the type of project you’re working on before making your decision.

Storybook is a development environment for UI components that has numerous benefits including faster development, simplified testing and debugging, and ease of access to all components.

Legacy systems remain an important part of many businesses, even in the face of modern technologies. While they may present certain challenges and risks, there are also many reasons why businesses continue to use them, such as their reliability and specialized functionality.

Prototype Features and MVPs are valuable techniques for businesses looking to develop successful products. By testing the most important features and getting feedback from potential customers, businesses can minimize costs and risks while improving their chances of success in the market.

PI design patterns are a powerful tool for creating effective, scalable, and secure APIs. By following best practices such as using HTTP methods and resource URIs, implementing authentication and rate limiting, and providing clear documentation and support

Commercetools and Magento are two of the mature options for driving eCommerce in the world of enterprise companies. If you’re a representative of a large organization looking to make a long-term investment in an e-commerce platform, choosing the right solution is critical.

Both Contentful and WordPress offer unique features and benefits as content management systems. Contentful is a flexible and scalable headless CMS that excels in managing content for multi-channel delivery, while WordPress is a traditional CMS.

Integration testing or integration and testing (I&T) is a software testing procedure that involves evaluating the behavior of a software system as a whole by testing its components, modules, or units.

Software maintenance is an essential aspect of programming that ensures that software remains effective, secure, and reliable over time.

Composable and headless commerce are almost the same, but there's a clear distinction we explain in this article.

Saleor and Shopify cater to two different eCommerce markets, but have heavy overlap. We make a side-by-side comparison.

Tight and loose coupling both have their place in software development. We discuss the pros and cons of each, and when they're right to adopt.

Headless CMSs are great for some cases but they're not always better than simply using WordPress. We discuss when to use each.