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Build a Blog with Python and Webiny Headless CMS
Introduction
Pelican is a static site generator for Python developers. If you're familiar with Python, you might be using this tool to write your own blog. But storing data in your codebase can be hazardous. Here's how to use Webiny Headless CMS to fetch data.
Goals
In this article we will learn how to use Pelican to fetch data from Webiny Headless CMS GraphQL API and build a blog index page, and single blog article page.
Outline
Outline
What is a Headless CMS? Why use Webiny CMS? Setting up Webiny CMS -- Content Structure Creating, Updating, and Deleting Articles Building a Blog -- Installing dependencies -- Connecting the CMS to the application -- Creating a List Articles Page -- Creating a Single Article page Conclusion Resources
Sample articles
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Thanks for your interest @Claradev32! Just to make sure this topic is suitable for you please could you let us know what experience you have with Python? Particularly fetching data from an API. We'd also really like to see any technical articles you've already written if you have any.
Hi @endymion1818 , I have good knowledge of Python but I don't have any tutorial yet. But I have lot of tutorial on Javascript frameworks and React frameworks. https://arctype.com/blog/author/clara/ https://blog.logrocket.com/author/claraekekenta/ https://blog.openreplay.com/authors/clara-ekekenta
I look forward to a getting startegd on this. Thanks
Great! Thanks for that info. I'll send you a freelance writer contract via DM in the Slack channel 👍
Hey @paulodhiambo, thanks for your interest! Please join the community so we can get you onboard with a freelance writer agreement.
@paulodhiambo as we haven't heard from you within the agreed timescales I'm assigning this back out, if you're still interested in write with webiny please contact me via Slack and we can talk about it some more.
Hi @endymion1818 I am interested in writing this tutorial. Here is a link to my portfolio that contains some tutorials I have using Python https://my-portfolio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Hi @Temidayo32, I've sent you a writer agreement, please sign it and we can chat more on the slack channel. See you there!