WordPress as a Headless Content Management System (CMS) and GraphQL API by Kevin Cunningham

• Configure and Start a WordPress Instance using Local
• Explore Pages, Tags, and Taxonomies in the WordPress JSON Route
• Create and Explore a Single WordPress Post Through Gutenberg and the REST API
• Extend a WordPress REST API to Register a Comments field on the Post GET API
• Challenge: Extend the REST API
• Add a Custom Post Type in WordPress with the CPT UI Plugin
• Compare the Gutenberg Editing Experience with the Resulting REST API Structure
• Expose Gutenberg Blocks to the REST API with the wp-rest-blocks Plugin
• Filter Blocks Types that are Exposed in Gutenberg for a Predictable Headless WordPress API
• Add the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Plugin and Expose those Fields to the REST API
• Write Markdown Posts in WordPress with the WordPress Markdown Editor Plugin
• Create and Test a GraphQL Endpoint for WordPress with wp-graphql
• Add a Custom Post Type to the GraphQL Headless WordPress API Endpoint
• Expose Gutenberg Blocks to the Headless WordPress GraphQL Endpoint
• Expose WordPress Advanced Custom Field (ACF) Plugin Data to the GraphQL Endpoint
• Build a GraphQL Query with Exactly the Data you need for a Posts Page
• Add Fake Data to a WordPress Instance with the Faker Press Plugin
• Backup Your Content and Custom App Logic in a WordPress Instance
• Replicate a Remote WordPress Site Locally by Importing Content and Logic
• Add Comments to a Headless WordPress Post using Application Passwords
• Manage Media Assets in a Headless WordPress Site using the Cloudinary WordPress Plugin