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Two simple ways to get you started with debugging in the CMS.

In this post, I’m going to show you how to create a simple React application that leverages Bootstrap. Then, I’m going to show you how to import it into Crownpeak DXM to allow non-technical practitioners to manage the content within the CMS, which will deploy as JSON into the same environment as the React App, for consumption at runtime.

You can create dashboards in Crownpeak DXM that consume analytical data from almost any source.  This example shows you how to achieve this using Google Analytics; however, the same process can be applied for almost any provider.

This is part of series of articles that is looking at “headless” content delivery. Before we take a look at the use cases where headless is considered to be a very good fit, I wanted to look at the two key pieces in most, if not all, headless content delivery: non-web content; and pulling content.

In this first of a serious of articles on headless content delivery, I look at what headless means, where it shines and why it appears to be surging in popularity.

This article will provide you with a step-by-step guide to publish content from the CMS to your website and on publish, post a link on a Facebook Page.