bridger tower @bridger.to · Dec 1

Been working on a @railway next-wp (Next.js / Headless @WordPress) deploy for a while now and finally shipped it.

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bridger tower · Dec 1

The problem with headless WordPress has always been the setup. You need WordPress running somewhere, a database, your frontend, and then you have to wire up cache invalidation so edits actually show up. It's a lot of config just to get to 'Hello World'