Headless in software refers to a system in which the front-end user interface is decoupled from the back-end content management system. In a headless architecture, the content management system serves as a content repository, while the front-end application is responsible for rendering and displaying the content. This separation allows for greater flexibility and scalability in development, as different front-end technologies can be used without needing to make changes to the back-end system.
Headless software is commonly used in web development, e-commerce platforms, and content management systems where a seamless user experience is desired across multiple channels and devices. By using a headless approach, developers can focus on creating dynamic and responsive front-end experiences while leveraging the capabilities of a robust back-end system to manage and deliver content efficiently.
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