All about being Headless
summary
Slides claim headless is an API-driven approach — a subset of decoupled/microservices that separates backend/data from multiple frontend channels — exposing REST or GraphQL endpoints to any client. Cited numbers: 53% enterprises used headless in 2019, 64% in 2021, 80% showed interest in 2019 and 92% planned to go headless in 2021; Kentico survey lists 49% valuing frontend flexibility and 41% integration ease. Examples named: headless CMS, Shopify, Magento Commerce, BigCommerce. Decision rules: choose headless for multi-channel delivery, large developer teams, scalability; choose traditional for simple single-channel sites, small teams or limited budgets.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Headless architecture intro
- 3:02What is headless architecture
- 7:10Headless programming & APIs
- 10:00Traditional vs headless CMS
- 13:58Monolithic vs headless
- 15:42Choosing headless CMS
- 20:17Headless adoption stats
- 23:10Front-end developer benefits
- 26:00Why headless matters
- 28:10Q&A
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