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docs/book/v1/introduction.md

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Its design leads to a great deal of versatility in the setup and configuration.
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Here are some of the advantages of the Headless Platform:
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- The ability to have multiple frontends, each targeted to various end-users, like desktop vs mobile, iOS vs Android etc.
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- The ability to have multiple frontends, each targeted to various end-users, like desktop vs mobile, iOS vs Android etc.
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- Different frontends (websites) for various niches (younger vs older users) and countries (including localization).
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- Ability to customise separate frontends in terms of design, as well as available features.

docs/book/v1/migration/modular-refactoring.md

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Modular Refactoring implies a great deal of preparation (proportional to the complexity of the application) before the migration takes place.
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You take e.g. the existing monolith and reorganize it into clearly defined modules, while in the same repository.
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You can the extract the modules into new repositories or move them into microservices, and create interfaces between the old and the new code.
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For the actual code migration, you can opt for the Strangler Fig Pattern.
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For the actual code migration, you can opt for the Strangler Fig Pattern.

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