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DNN as a Headless CMS
Mandeep Singh
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Traditional CMS
• Content Management System
• Backend to manage content with tools such as WYSIWYG Editors
• Frontend for content presentation
• Coupled CMS
• Backend & Frontend are coupled
• Example: DNN, Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla

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Headless CMS
• Frontend agnostic
• No tools or framework for content presentation
• Content Data Store
• Modeling & Editorial Tools
• UI to manage content CRUD – Create, Read, Update, Delete, Permissions
• No Publishing Tools
• RESTful API
• Multi-Channel Publishing (Multi-Head)
• Websites, apps, kiosks, billboards, smartwatches, iOT devices, Voice Assistants

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Decoupled CMS
• Hybrid Headless CMS
• Modeling, Editorial, & Publishing Tools
• Backend & Frontend are NOT coupled
• Liquid Content in DNN Evoq
• Modeling & Editorial Tools
• Manage Content Types & Content
• Publishing Tools
• Visualizers

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Why Headless or Decoupled CMS?
• Faster to Market
• Existing Modelling & Editorial Tools
• Central Content Library & Management
• Create Once Publish Everywhere (COPE)
• Multi-Channel Publishing
• Flexible Technology Stack
• Frontend agnostic so can the Web APIs can be consumed on any device and in
any technology
• Future Proof
• APIs can be consumed by future devices and technologies

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DNN as a Headless or Decoupled CMS
• Liquid Content (DNN Evoq Content)
• Structured Content
• Create Once Publish Everywhere (COPE) via RESTful API
• Visualizers (Decoupled Front End)
• Structured Content Solution
• 2scx
• Open Content
• Live Visualizer
Preview available at https://bit.ly/2XyG2yS

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