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Headless vs classic theme: when NOT to go headless
Your theme does 6 jobs for free: routing, preview, SEO meta, canonical URLs, cache on save_post, plugins on the front. Cut the head off, and all 6 die.…
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Headless WordPress: why WPGraphQL wins
Cut the head off WordPress: it serves the data, a JS frontend renders the page. With REST, one post page can mean four round trips: post, author, categories,…
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GraphQL for Headless WordPress in Practice: From First Query to Production
Step 1: The First Query — a Paginated Post List WPGraphQL uses cursor pagination: ask for first N nodes, then pass endCursor back as after for the next…


