In this 3rd instalment of our walkthrough of creating CMS-driven static sites, we’re going to dive into a very powerful and common use-case - creating an e-Commerce site. In this case, we’re going to enable people to buy premium templates from the Hammerformac Gallery.
Read MoreStatic CMS Tutorial: Generating New Content
We’re going to pick up where we left off with our last tutorial, in which we converted our entirely static Hammer website template gallery to an API-first CMS driven list of templates, using the workflow I described in an earlier post.
In this tutorial we’re going to go a level deeper in the information architecture, by generating new content at build-time - a template details page, in our case - which will be added to our project and linked to from our gallery list.
Read MoreStatic CMS Tutorial: Converting the Hammer Gallery

Follow us as we convert the Hammer Gallery page into a CMS driven static site, with continuous deployment workflow. It's the perfect way to understand just what sort of possibilities await us in the "post-cms" era and micro-services can combine to revolutionise how you build your websites from now on.
Read MoreThe Future of Web Apps: Hammer + React.js + Parse + Forge
This in depth tutorial will show you how you can build a super fast, server-less React.js web app with dynamic data served from Parse.com. We'll build it with Hammer, Host it with Forge and locally, use Anvil for our development environment - a real example of the power of our tools.
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