Choosing an Open Source Headless CMS

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Next.js

If your CMS goes down, your site can still keep working. With options like 11ty, Astro, NextJS, and more for static site generation, your CMS only needs to run at build time. This gives you a lot more reliability, especially as modern serverless hosting options become more robust.

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KeystoneJS

That being said, if open-source is important to you, be it for privacy or avoiding vendor lock-in, my three favorites are Directus (I am a contributor), KeystoneJS, and NetlifyCMS (not technically a headless CMS, but still worth considering).

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Directus

That being said, if open-source is important to you, be it for privacy or avoiding vendor lock-in, my three favorites are Directus (I am a contributor), KeystoneJS, and NetlifyCMS (not technically a headless CMS, but still worth considering).

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