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This live lesson airs on January 31 at 7:30am PST
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DISCOVER HEADLESS TECH INTERVIEW

Finding the Balance Between Monolith and Composable Architectures

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.
This live lesson airs on February 2 at 7:30am PST
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HEADLESS DAM WITH CLOUDINARY BOOTCAMP

An Intro to Multipart Forms and base64 Encoding

In this lesson, people will learn the technical details about multipart form data, and how to use it to upload a file and content from the frontend, such as a web page, to the backend server. We will also learn base64 encoding including scenarios when to use it.
This live lesson airs on February 8 at 7:30am PST
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DISCOVER HEADLESS TECH

Building a NextJS Storefront using BigCommerce

In this lesson, we'll use the Vercel Integration for BigCommerce with Next.js Commerce to go headless. You will learn how easy it is to build a proof of concept headless storefront with little to no code, deployed at the edge. We'll get up and running in a few minutes.
This live lesson airs on February 9 at 7:30am PST
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Using AI for Bulk Media Management

In this episode, you're going to learn how to use AI in a digital management system to automate media tasks. We'll cover object recognition, auto tagging, image editing, optimization and more.
This live lesson airs on February 15 at 7:30am PST
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THE RETROSPECTIVE

"Nike DNA Project" Retrospective Meeting Part 2

In this part 2 of the retrospective meeting, we will continue our discussion with the team that implemented the Nike DNA (Department of Nike Archives) project, which serves as the cornerstone to tell Nike's story to the entire company's thousands of employees. With both a physical archive, as well as a digital experience, DNA is a crucial access point in historical research, design inspiration, and staff on-boarding. We'll chat about the tech stack, the team structure, team communication, any challenges and lessons learned.

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