Strapi introduces new open-source headless content management system
Strapi, the company behind the most popular open-source headless content management system (CMS), has announced the general availability of its Community Edition after two years of development. The business also announced paid support plans and disclosed plans for an Enterprise Edition, which is already in private beta testing.
What's a headless CMS you ask? Unlike such popular CMSs as WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, a headless CMS doesn't bother with the website's front-end. Instead, all its focus is on the back-end content repository, which is used for storing and delivering structured content. This content is then made available for display via a RESTful API, typically using JSON or XML.
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Strapi Community Edition Now Generally Available
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trapi Announces General Availability of Popular Open Source...
Strapi Announces General Availability of Popular Open Source Content Management System, Adds Enterprise Support