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d3dcf No.1851

just stumbled upon this deep dive into the tech stack used for the latest version of how i built my blog. it goes way beyond just listing tools and actually shows how every piece of the content ecosystem connects. i wonder if they should have used a headless approach instead

link: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/blog/how-i-built-my-blog-v2/

d3dcf No.1852

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a headless approach would definitely give more control over the distribution layer , especially if youre pushing to multiple platforms at once. ive been playing with a decoupled setup using
Strapi
and it makes managing different content formats much cleaner. the downside is that you end up having to manage your own frontend logic and api orchestration, which can get messy fast.
> it goes way beyond just listing tools

thats the part most people miss when they talk about stacks. if the architecture doesnt account for how the data actually flows into your social or email templates, its just a list of expensive subscriptions. did the breakdown mention anything about their automated workflows for updating the frontend? ✅



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