DecoupledPantheonWebOps
How to Choose the Right Digital Experience Platform
What a digital experience platform is, how composable DXPs differ from monolithic ones, and how to choose the right fit.
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Insights, tutorials, and thoughts on web development, Drupal, and technology.
Next.jsPantheonDecoupled
Customer Story: SPS Commerce Modernizes SupplierWiki with Next.js
How SPS Commerce consolidated SupplierWiki from Netlify onto Pantheon — unifying a Next.js frontend with WordPress in an 8-day migration.
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DecoupledNext.jsPantheon
Your Ultimate Guide to Headless CMS
What a headless CMS is, how it compares to a traditional CMS, and when decoupling your frontend makes sense.
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DecoupledPerformanceDrupal
Customer Story: A Blazing-Fast Decoupled University Site
How Pantheon partner Easytech Green rebuilt a university site with decoupled Drupal + Next.js — accessible, fast, and easier to staff.
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PerformanceNext.jsWebOps
Edge Caching, Preview, and Multidev for Decoupled Sites
How Pantheon delivers decoupled sites fast — edge caching on the Global CDN, Multidev previews, and on-demand revalidation.
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DecoupledDrupalNext.js
Decoupled Drupal + Next.js: One Workflow for the Composable Web
How decoupled Drupal and Next.js share one Pantheon workflow — JSON:API, Multidev previews, and the next-drupal-starter.
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Next.jsPantheon
Next.js on Pantheon Is Now Generally Available
Pantheon announced GA of managed Next.js on its WebOps platform on April 14, 2026 — CMS and modern frontend, one workflow.
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