If you use a traditional CMS the frontend and backend depent on each other. In other words you manage the data (backend) by building the website (frontend). Most of the time this is easy for people who don't wanna use HTML and just wanna make the page with a site builder (think of Wordpress).
A headless CMS provides the data over an API. So you manage the data in Strapi with the benefit you don't have to use your own API (in this case based on Node.js). The frontend is on your own. You can build whatever you want and use every framework you like (e.g. Vue.js, React.js , Angular, Svelte....). With the API + endpoints of Strapi you can access the data wherever you want.
Great!, I have seen that python is moving up tho, but is that more of what you “need” college for? I like front end, but I don’t like so much the styling, but “connecting” making things function
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If you use a traditional CMS the frontend and backend depent on each other. In other words you manage the data (backend) by building the website (frontend). Most of the time this is easy for people who don't wanna use HTML and just wanna make the page with a site builder (think of Wordpress).
A headless CMS provides the data over an API. So you manage the data in Strapi with the benefit you don't have to use your own API (in this case based on Node.js). The frontend is on your own. You can build whatever you want and use every framework you like (e.g. Vue.js, React.js , Angular, Svelte....). With the API + endpoints of Strapi you can access the data wherever you want.
Great!, I have seen that python is moving up tho, but is that more of what you “need” college for? I like front end, but I don’t like so much the styling, but “connecting” making things function