A little while ago I was working on a POC / tender for a new CMS. As part of that process, I investigated what JavaScript CMSes there were out there. I was particularly keen on self-hosted ones because I personally prefer keeping ownership of my own data.
<a target="_blank" href="https://deliciousreverie.co.uk/posts/javascript-cms-landscape/">I wrote about my findings on my blog</a>, however times have changed and there are even more now!
This video is an update with a few of the newer ones on the market, including Webiny, which is the first open-source serverless headless CMS that I've seen.
Here's the video:
<a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=QGVGRqjtx-o" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">youtube.com/watch?v=QGVGRqjtx-o</a>

**A little while ago I was working on a POC / tender for a new CMS. As part of that process, I investigated what JavaScript CMSes there were out there. I was particularly keen on self-hosted ones because I personally prefer keeping ownership of my own data.**

[I wrote about my findings on my blog](https://deliciousreverie.co.uk/posts/javascript-cms-landscape/), however times have changed and there are even more now!

This video is an update with a few of the newer ones on the market, including Webiny, which is the first open-source *serverless* headless CMS that I've seen.

Here's the video:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=QGVGRqjtx-o

This video is an update with what tools there are currently available, and my experience of using a variety of JS Headless CMS.

What Open-source Headless CMS Should I Use?