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A content model is nothing until it has content and a frontend. In the last part of this series, we explored a basic schema and content model for a learning platform with Hygraph. In this article, we’ll take that schema and produce a Next.js site using data from Hygraph.

Creating a learning platform with Next.js 13 app router

Adopting a composable architecture can lead forward-thinking businesses into the future and generate new opportunities for their business. Yet moving to a composable approach isn’t always straightforward, and there are many pitfalls to sidestep along the way.\nContent federation makes transitioning to a composable architecture easier and provides the solid foundation needed when building a composable stack.

Content federation: The next stage of composability

Organizations that have long relied on legacy systems to manage their marketing requirements may struggle to embrace composability because of the volume of content and data assets involved.\nYes, they can implement a headless CMS to begin publishing content to multiple channels or a new eCommerce system to start embracing headless commerce. However, they might still have content stored in two other CMSs, a customer data platform, and other tools, which can’t be replaced just yet.

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Creating a learning platform with Next.js 13 app router

Content federation: The next stage of composability

The pitfalls of composability