Cosmic JS

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About Cosmic JS

Cosmic JS is a cloud-based headless CMS built for developers. It was founded in 2016 by Tony Spiro and Carson Gibbons. Cosmic JS is known for its simplicity, flexibility, and ease of integration with any tech stack. It is used by a wide range of developers and teams who need a flexible and scalable backend for their apps and websites. Some notable examples of projects built with Cosmic JS include Dailymotion, Univision, and General Assembly.

Key Features

🚀 Speed How quickly pages load and respond to user interactions 95
💪 Reliability Uptime, stability, and consistency of the platform 95
😊 Ease of Use User-friendliness and intuitive interface for content management 80
🔍 SEO Built-in features and tools for search engine optimization 85
🎨 Design Flexibility Customization options and variety of design templates 95
🛒 E-commerce Features and integrations for online stores and transactions 80
📝 Blogging Tools and features specifically for blogging and content creation 85
🔒 Security Built-in security measures and regular updates to protect against threats 95
💬 Support Availability and quality of customer support and resources 90
💻 Developer Friendly Ease of customization and flexibility for developers 95
👥 Community Size and engagement of the user and developer community 85
🙌 NoCode Ability to create and customize without coding knowledge 90

Themes

Cosmic JS offers over N/A themes, providing a wide range of design options for various industries and purposes.

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Analytics

Cosmic JS offers built-in analytics through its dashboard, as well as integration with third-party analytics tools.

Artificial Intelligence

Cosmic JS does not currently offer any significant AI-powered features, but it may integrate AI in the future as the technology develops.

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