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How to migrate from AEM to a headless CMS
Last updated by Joel
on Dec 03, 2025Originally written by Joel
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Last updated by Joel
on Dec 03, 2025Originally written by Joel
In Hygraph, you can create a navigation component that links to internal or external content to carve out content paths for your users from their initial point of entry to the final destination within your app.
We will explore 15 popular JavaScript frameworks for both frontend and backend.
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Benefits of using GraphQL and how Hygraph uses GraphQL for content delivery.
This article will explore ways to consume data from a GraphQL server when developing web and mobile applications with different frontend technologies.
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In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to set up internationalization into your Next.js application utilizing the next-intl library, demonstrate how to configure static localized content through and manage and retrieve localized content from Hygraph.
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Hygraph is voted the easiest to implement headless CMS, for the 4th time.
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