Discover Headless Tech Podcast

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In this interview with Kenton Jacobsen, Head of Engineering at Code and Theory, we're going to chat about the 3 types of content management systems headless creators should be aware of, what the pros and cons of each are, what it takes to implement them and if there is a balance we can strike in an enterprise that may have 2 or more of these.

In this episode, we're going to talk about content modeling from the perspective of an enterprise. We'll cover why enterprise wide content models are important, how to design them to be system independent, how to manage them, who should be involved and much more.

Is the monolith architecture dead? Is composability the only way to architect your content systems? Does it have to be one or the other? In this conversation with Claes Justesen, Director, Digital Marketing & Commerce at Deloitte, we explore the idea of having a hybrid architecture that works for both your developers and business users.

Is the monolith architecture dead? Is composability the only way to architect your content systems? Does it have to be one or the other? In this conversation with Claes Justesen, Director, Digital Marketing & Commerce at Deloitte, we explore the idea of having a hybrid architecture that works for both your developers and business users.

In this episode, I chat with William Imoh, Senior Technical Product Manager at Uniform, all about bootstrapping your next project with composable systems. We'll cover what composable systems are, how Jamstack fits in, how to manage all the systems parts, how to collect user feedback, what tools to use and how it all comes together to ship your product quicker.

In part 1 of my interview with Adam Conn, the VP of Enablement at Uniform, we spoke about DXCP, what it is, the terminology you should be aware of and gave you a complete overview of DXCP including its benefits and challenges. In this part 2 interview, we'll continue our conversation about DXCP including defining the 3 types of DXCP available today, how do you go about acquiring a DXCP, the details of managing a DXCP and will close our conversation talking about its future.

In this interview with Caroline Sober-James, Lead Product Designer at Uniform, we chat all about UX Design, get an introduction to Object Oriented UX design and how we can apply a design methodology that complements content modeling, single source of truth and scales across multiple delivery channels.

In this part 1 of a 2 part interview with Adam Conn, the VP of Enablement at Uniform, we talk about DXCP, what it is, the terminology you should be aware of and give you a complete overview of DXCP including its benefits and challenges.

In this 2 part series interview with Richard Bausek, Principal Product Manager at Uniform, we're going to chat all about the current state of the headless CMS industry and headless CMSes in general. In Part 1, we spoke about the current state, both the good, the bad and the ugly. In this episode, part 2, we'll talk about what's next, what works and what needs to be changed.

In part 1 of this interview, Max and Marcelo covered the foundations of a DAM, what it is, what functionality it should offer, how they work with a headless CMS and more. In part 2 of this interview, they continue that conversation, digging deep into the architecture of a DAM, APIs and SDKs and how they are used in an enterprise, AI and machine learning and how they are used for intelligent tagging, widgets vs. assets and much more.

In this 2 part series interview with Richard Bausek, Principal Product Manager at Uniform, we're going to chat all about the current state of the headless CMS industry and headless CMSes in general. In Part 1, we are going to chat about the current state, both the good, the bad and the ugly. In part 2, we'll talk about what's next, what works and what needs to be changed.

In this, part 1 of a 2 part interview with Max Mabe, Senior Director of Marketing at Cloudinary, we talk about what a digital asset management system is, how a headless DAM is different from your traditional one, the functionality a DAM today should support, when to use one and more! In part 2, we go deep into the details of APis, AI and much more.

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Aaron Bradley all about knowledge graphs and structured content by getting into the details, including what ontologies are, how they relate to content, challenges and benefits of implementing a knowledge graph and more!

I build connected content - and the thread that runs through my successive jobs as librarian, web designer, SEO and content modeler is connecting things. So I've become enthusiastic about knowledge graphs because they provide us with a way of understanding things by virtue of the connections between them. And whether directly graph-adjacent or not, it's an exciting time to be creating connected content because our tools and knowledge have evolved to the point where doing so at scale is actually possible.

In this interview with Adam Sturrock, the VP of Product Marketing at Amplience, we're going to have a chat about MACH, composability and what possibly may end up being the future of headless CMS and commerce, HALO (Headless, Agile, Low-code, Open).

In this episode, we're chatting with Tomas Krag, Group CTO at Hilding Anders, all about composable commerce, what it is, what are its benefits and challenges and what tools, tech stack and resources you should be thinking about prior to implementation.

We’ll be discussing things to consider when developing a content model that will support the work of authors who are developing content and the needs of users who are accessing the content. By considering the tasks of authors and users, content models can be made more effective.

eCommerce is no longer about a “product page”. People don’t want to see “specs”, they want to hear or read a story that they can relate to and then purchase that product. In this conversation with John Williams, CTO of Amplience, we have a great chat all about eCommerce and the importance of content creation and maintenance.

In this conversation with Andy Rossi, Senior Product Manager at DocuSign, we talk about design systems, content modeling and how to create a content model that strikes the right balance between your author’s needs for controlling a website’s design and storing clean reusable content that doesn’t have any design elements in it and can be delivered to multiple channels.

In this lively conversation with Carrie Hane, the co-author of Designing Connected Content and the Head of Content Strategy Relations at Sanity, we are going to chat all about structured content, why it’s important for an enterprise and how authors can adjust to this new paradigm shift in content authoring.

Markus is a computer scientist turned localization advisor since 2012. Having worked in headless CMS with companies like Skyscanner he helps tech companies to automate localization processes assisted by a team of professional translators & subject matter experts for 45 languages.

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Kaya Ismail from Wordify, all about MACH. We'll get into the details of Micro Services, APIs, Cloud Native and Headless technologies. We'll also touch upon why it's important for content creators to fully understand MACH before committing to this architecture.

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Jamie Barton, the guy behind the popular GraphQL YouTube channel, Notrab, all about GraphQL, the benefits and challenges of implementing it in an enterprise setting. We'll also chat how an enterprise can bridge an unify internal systems using GraphQL.

Jamstack es una arquitectura de desarrollo web donde la importancia radica en el uso de CDN y servicios desacoplados. En este episodio, tenemos una conversación con Facundo Guiliani, Developer Relations Engineer en Storyblok, todo sobre Jamstack. Aprenderemos qué es Jamstack, por qué es importante y qué habilidades necesitamos para comenzar a desarrollar proyectos web utilizando Jamstack.

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Juan-Manuel Fluxa of Reign all about the Atomic Design System, what it is and how it can be applied both to development and content modeling in a Headless CMS project.

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Senior Content Architect John Collins about what content engineering is and why that is so important to a headless CMS implementation. We'll touch on many topics including Information Architecture, Content Strategy, Taxonomy, Schema Design, Content Modeling, Content Metadata, Content Governance and more!

In this episode, I have a great conversation with full stack content architect Larry Swanson all about how to migrate from your legacy CMS into a headless CMS. We'll touch upon technology migration, content migration and the people and skills required for a successful migration and implementation.

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Allen White, Contentful's Enterprise Solution Engineer, all about image formats, DAM integrations and how to manipulate images using the Contentful Image API to help improve web performance.

In this episode, I have a great conversation about chatbots, artificial intelligence, machine learning and much more with my guest Jordi Torras, the founder of Inbenta, who focuses on AI and Natural Language Processing for chatbots and search engines.

Join us for a lively conversation between Marcelo Lewin and Andy Kaiser, founder of Ninetailed, as we chat all about personalization, how it works, what tools you should be aware of and how to incorporate it into a headless CMS.