Open endymion1818 opened 2 years ago
Hi @endymion1818 , I would love to take this. If that's cool.
Hi @endymion1818 is this topic still available? If so, I would love to work on it.
hello @gracegitt! Thanks for your interest in writing this article :-D Could you send me a DM in the community slack, we can talk more there 👍
hello @gracegitt! Thanks for your interest in writing this article :-D Could you send me a DM in the community slack, we can talk more there 👍
Okay...thanks too
Introduction
Scully is the best static site generator for Angular projects looking to embrace the Jamstack. It renders static content (HTML, CSS and JavaScript), from Angular templates, so you can host your website on Netlify, Vercel or any other infrastructure you want. Combining that with a backend using Webiny Headless CMS is a great way of providing a nice UI to author, and a database to store your content.
Goals
In this article we will build a small blog with a home page and individual articles in Scully, and fetch data from a Webiny Headless CMS.
Outline
What is a Headless CMS? Why use Webiny CMS? Setting up Webiny CMS -- Content Structure Creating, Updating, and Deleting Articles Building a Blog -- Installing dependencies -- Connecting the CMS to the application -- Creating a List Articles Page -- Creating a Single Article page Conclusion Resources
Sample articles
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