Angular & WordPress: Practical guide to headless CMS
summary
Claims that WordPress can be a practical headless CMS with real, usable endpoints and minimal PHP tinkering are backed by steps and tooling: install via Bitnami or Docker compose gist, disable the theme to serve no front end, consume the WP REST API from an Angular front end, and plug in WooCommerce REST API for full e‑commerce. A client example ships product uploads in two weeks and a live store within a month, JWT and Custom Post Type UI plugins provide auth and custom endpoints.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 5:33Why Should I Use Wordpress as My Back-End
- 7:40The Mem Stack
- 9:14Pros
- 9:49Docker
- 11:13Installation
- 12:19Wordpress Admin Panel
- 13:16Create a Custom Theme
- 13:35Create a Theme
- 17:43Test the Rest Api
- 21:23Use Case
- 23:22Woocommerce Rest Api Javascript Library
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