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Webinar Acquia

Low Code & Decoupled Architecture: Best of Both Worlds

There is a lot of buzz around decoupled CMS solutions, and for good reason.

To keep up in a world of rapid digital transformation requires a CMS that's easy to use and empowers marketers to be self-sufficient, allowing IT and developer teams to focus on what they do best. Until now, organizations needed to choose between a low code or decoupled solution. Today, Acquia has combined low-code and decoupled to deliver innovation and governance at scale, by empowering marketers with low code solutions to free IT and developers from ticketing bottlenecks.

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Developers and architects, watch experts from Acquia and the Drupal Association to learn:

  • When to use low code and when to use decoupled, and when to use both
  • How to overcome the achilles heel of decoupled
  • How and why to build a library of decoupled components
  • How to quickly build a robust PWA with this approach

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