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Insights, strategy and product updates
Spring 2024 platform recap – ContentCon edition: What’s new and what’s coming for Contentstack
Personalization has been broken for so long due to the scale required to make it effective. Personalize is a new product that changes the game by enabling personalization at scale through the power of AI, seamlessly integrating into the content lifecycle. As a core part of our platform, our CMS is now even more powerful with Personalize, helping you tell the right stories to the right people at
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Composable DXP: The key to effective digital transformation
A composable DXP breaks down monolithic systems into smaller, more flexible components. It does that with the help of APIs and microservices. That enables developers and digital marketers to work with any framework of choice, leading to more experimentation and faster development. Here is an example. Wavin saw the slow digital transformation in the construction sector as an opportunity. The
Everything you need to know about standalone and composable DXPs
Although standalone DXPS are monolithic and composable DXPs modular, they both have similar principles as DXPs. A DXP is a set of combined technologies that allows you to create and deliver digital experiences across multiple channels. Main components of a DXP Out of the box, here are essential components you can expect to find in a typical digital experience platform. Content m
Platform features, updates and roadmap
Timeline: Visually plan, preview and prepare for future content changes
With Timeline, we're revisiting how you preview content altogether. Whether you're looking to see how future updates will appear, interact with a personalized version of your entire website, or quickly check how a specific entry looks before it goes live, Timeline makes visualizing changes straightforward and easy. The visual timeline at the top of the screen displays all your scheduled update
Discover content faster with our new search experience
At Contentstack, we understand that efficient content discovery is critical to keeping up with the demands of omnichannel delivery. Based on your feedback, we've reimagined our search capabilities in this new release. This upgrade brings a fresh look and feel to the search experience within our CMS, along with powerful new features designed to help you find content faster and more efficiently th
Keeping content organized and secure with Teams & Taxonomy
Teams delivers simplified team management and content ownership. Organizations can create any number of teams with configurable visibility and privacy settings. Granular role-based permissions are set at the team level, streamlining access control across large groups. Stacks and Roles can be efficiently assigned in bulk at the team level. As needs shift, members can be added or removed fluidly.
Simplifying front-end hosting with Contentstack Launch
One challenge everyone seems to be feeling today is the ever-widening array of frontend Javascript frameworks to choose from when planning the next project, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. It’s often the case that some of the most popular frameworks are maintained by framework-specific hosting providers, which are great options particularly for developers looking for f
Headless CMS
Top strategies for managing headless CMS security in 2024
Think of headless CMS security like a gold reserve. If an intruder comes through the entrance, you could lose everything. This happens more with traditional CMS, where the front end and back end are tightly coupled. With headless CMS security, you have a highly secured vault concealed behind a castle. The front door of your castle (website) only displays information from the vault through a s
The comprehensive guide to headless CMS technical support
Headless CMS technical support is crucial as organizations bed into a new headless CMS setup. Migrating to a headless CMS can throw up technical issues like integration problems, performance bottlenecks, and security vulnerabilities. Hence, vendors must provide assistance on security, API troubleshooting, developer assistance, and proactive monitoring. For instance, Extu enjoyed Contentstack
