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Have you ever worked on a frontend project where finding a file felt like searching for a needle in a haystack? Or where a change in one component caused unexpected side effects in other parts of the application? If the answer is yes, **PODS architecture** might be the solution you've been looking for.
In this post we’ll show you how to generate from scratch the complete *your personal site* template using Astro + Content Island.
This post walks through how to set up, customize, theme, localize, and deploy a Business One Page website using Content Island and Astro, from initial project creation to production-ready deployment.
In this post, we introduce the minimal Astro template integrated with Content Island to save time by automating all the initial configuration and start developing immediately.
Create a contact form in Astro without backend using Server Actions and Resend to send emails securely.
When you work on content, it is normal to want to see how it looks before publishing it, for that, in Content Island you have at your disposal the Preview Token.
When you work with nested entities, Content Island now allows you to decide whether to load only IDs or also the complete related entities, making it easier to work with hierarchical content.
Deploy to a staging slot in Azure App Service and, once it’s ready, swap with production to achieve automatic updates with zero downtime using GitHub Actions.
We continue this series to demystify some tech “buzzwords.” This time, we’ll explore what a Headless CMS (HCMS) is.
Have you heard of SSG but aren’t quite sure what it is or whether it’s right for you? In this post, I’ll explain what Static Site Generation is, why it’s revolutionizing the way we build websites, and how it can help you create fast, secure, and easy-to-maintain sites. Keep reading to find out more!
Explore how GitHub Copilot and Content Island’s MCP can generate your website from real data.
Quickly access your Content Island models without manual mappers. Just copy the TypeScript model and use it directly with the API.