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  Which Is Better: Headless Commerce or Traditional Commerce? The consumer is no less than a god these days. Every single business owner desires that their product reach every single customer. In this case scenario, the owners would definitely want to use the best of best services. Be it using the latest technology, better product marketing, or the type of commerce to be employed. Here the question arises Headless Commerce vs. Traditional Commerce: Which one should you choose? Consumer comfort with online transactions has expanded tremendously since the birth of e-commerce, initially with traditional websites and now with apps and other platforms. As a result, companies are turning to headless commerce to diversify their revenue streams and improve their client experience. Going headless, on the other hand, isn't for everyone. Traditional Commerce Any business transaction that takes place face to face in a real store area is considered traditional commerce. Customers can buy produc

  Introduction Netlify CMS is an open source content management system for your Git workflow that enables you to provide editors with a friendly UI and intuitive workflows. Add Netlify CMS to your site by creating and configuring files, then connecting the CMS to your site through user authentication. And finally, you'll learn how to access the CMS admin so that you can write your blog post. Basic Introduction of Netlify CMS & GraphQL What is Netlify CMS? Netlify CMS is an open-source content management system for enabling your Git workflow. It provides user-friendly UI and intuitive workflows. Using this netlify cms concept create faster, more flexible web projects with any static site generator. Content is stored in your Git repository alongside your code for easier versioning, multi-channel publishing, and the option to handle content updates directly in Git. What is GraphQL? GraphQL is a query language for your API, and a server-side runtime for executing queries by using a

  Introduction APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are software programs that give developers access to computing resources and data. GraphQL is often touted as an alternative to REST APIs. In this section, we will look at the gap between GraphQL and REST with an example and look at how they both can synchronize and complement each other. GraphQL is typically introduced in comparison to REST, but at this point, these comparisons are very common and cover many of the basics differences between GraphQL and REST. Instead of reiterating these points, this article will focus on a few more variation differences between GraphQL and REST. REST API What is REST API? Rest is an architectural style that is based on web standards. A resource is accessed with a common interface based on the HTTP standard methods. REST allows that resource has differents representation. Example – JSON, XML etc. An API is an application programming interface. It is a set of rules that allow programs to talk to

  Overview Static web development, which traditionally means playing around with HTML and CSS. We’ll naturally call any website built with HTML and CSS a static website as no form of dynamic action is going on. Here to make this process much easier and faster static site generators are introduced. Static Site Generators are a new, hybrid approach to web development that allows you to build a powerful, website locally on your computer but pre-builds the site into static files for deployment. These Static Site Generators follow Jamstack Architecture. Jamstack, a comparatively new and latest term that is a modern web development architecture, and Gridsome is a framework following Jamstack Architecture, it is a Vue-powered static site generator for building blazing fast static websites. Now you might think that why Jamstack and Gridsome terms are being so popular in a short span of time. So here comes in the picture its advantages over the architectures and frameworks we are using currentl