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For security reasons, you might not want to expose your full GraphQL API to the internet. Instead, you might want to restrict your client's access to a limited set of queries. Persistent queries provide a convenient and secure solution for this problem

In the third episode of our short series about CoreMedia Headless, we take a closer look at how to retrieve content from the CoreMedie repository. Finally, we take a look at how to leverage CoreMedia Headless in an e-commerce scenario.

In the second episode of our short series about CoreMedia's headless capabilities, we will take a closer look at how to access articles and pictures stored within the content repository from a progressive web app.

CoreMedia Content Cloud features a mature and powerful headless server. Learn from our expert how easy it is for a hybrid like a progressive web app (PWA) for instance to fetch data from CoreMedia's content repository. 

Expectations for digital experiences only continue to grow. We have gone from Content Management Systems (CMS) to Web Experience Management (WEM), and now to Digital Experience Platforms (DXP). A lot of people hear these different acronyms and are unsure of the differences, but it is critical to understand what each does before you start to consider a new content system.

Composable commerce is an oft-used term that has gained significant traction in the e-commerce industry in recent years. It is seen as the next evolution of the traditional monolithic e-commerce platform model, which has dominated the industry for over a decade. The term "composable commerce" refers to a new approach that enables businesses to leverage a flexible set of services, applications, and microservices that can be easily combined, configured, and reconfigured as needed to meet their specific business requirements.

Are you hoping to see better returns from your digital investment? To do that, let’s consider the biggest challenges facing companies, in order to find out how the right CMS can enable you to create seamless online customer experiences.

Remember when web servers were essentially a metal box with a fixed IP? When web content management meant copy-pasting indecipherable bits of text from the HTML tab in Microsoft Frontpage? And when Amazon’s homepage looked like this in your browser?

For some time, “headless” has been the hottest trend in Content Management Systems (CMS). And for a very good reason. A headless architecture allows enterprises to separate content data from the frontend display, splitting up the frontend and backend, and therefore paving the way for an agile, microservice-based architecture.

Over the last few years, CoreMedia Content Cloud has integrated with every major eCommerce system on the market. Some of these are delivered as a bundled product (including Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP Commerce Cloud and HCL Commerce) while others are implemented on a project level (including Elastic Path, Magento, Spryker and a variety of homegrown systems).