Episerver Headless CMS API
The Episerver Headless API allows you to use Episerver's Enterprise CMS and Commerce platform as coupled, decoupled, and headless architecture so you can easily control and edit all your content for all your applications from one Episerver instance.
What is Headless CMS?
A headless or decoupled CMS is a backend only content repository enabling the content to be published to any application or display layer using an API.
Get the best of Headless CMS and Traditional CMS
Our hybrid approach gives our customers and developers the best of both headless and traditional CMS. This means you can take advantage of all the benefits of a our Enterprise platform such as personalization, scheduling, projects and more. You can also build and deliver the experience using Javascript libraries like Angular and React.
Content as a Service
The Headless API from Episerver lets you pull content directly from the CMS, bypassing the presentation stack when necessary.
Our REST API uses our search platform Episerver Find in order to provide an easy way for developers to slice and dice the content and not just get items by ID but do much more. With the user interface separated from the application logic, you're free to choose the tools, frameworks, and technologies necessary to provide the best possible customer experience in every channel.
The Essential Guide to Decoupled and Headless CMS with Episerver
Deane Barker, Chief Strategy Officer at Blend Interactive defines decoupled and headless CMS and explains some of the technical details and scenarios of how Episerver can work seamlessly as a headless CMS
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- Provide content for a native app that is not based on html, integrate with a Point-of-Sale (POS) system, or manage content for legacy platforms within Episerver
- Quickly launch a mobile app with the same logic as your website by decoupling the frontend
- Make parts of your application usable by voice APIs like Cortana, Alexa, or Siri