This document discusses the future of Plone and moving to a headless architecture using JavaScript and REST APIs. It notes that mobile usage is increasing, JavaScript and open source are mainstream, and the web is everywhere. It then discusses using Plone's REST API and Guillotina to build bridges to the headless future and make content editing, image uploading, performance, and SEO stronger through a minimal viable product. The document ends by discussing open space and continuing to build bridges.

1. Building Bridges
The Headless Future of Plone
Timo Stollenwerk — Plone Conference Barcelona 2017

2. Mobile is overtaking Desktop

3. Open Source is Mainstream

4. JavaScript is taking over

5. The Web is everywhere

6. Isn’t it a great time being a
web
developer in 2017?

7. Isn’t it a great time being a
JavaScript
developer in 2017?

8. Isn’t it a great time being an
Open Source
developer in 2017?

9. WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!

10. If JS is so great, why don’t we…

11. Python

12. Plone the Community

13. Plone the Software

14. Plone the CMS

15. What now?

16. plone.restapi

17. A Bridge

18. Status

19. Beethoven Sprint

20. Building Bridges

21. How do we make this happen?

23. Like this?

24. Or like this?

25. guillotina.plone.org
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26. Content Editing

27. Image Upload

28. Performance

29. SEO

30. Minimal Viable Product
https://github.com/plone/pastanaga#minimal-viable-product

31. Open Space

32. Building Bridges
The Headless Future of Plone
Timo Stollenwerk — Plone Conference Barcelona 2017