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  Iulian Gioada - 26 Apr 2024

  Building The Architecture Of An Article Page For BMJ Journals

  In our previous articles, we delved into the collaborative journey of revamping BMJ's digital presence. We explored the initial decoupling of BMJ's website architecture and the subsequent migration of non-article content pages across their vast library of journals. We also detailed the process of optimising article pages for the BMJ Public Health journal, achieving a remarkable Lighthouse score of 100.

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  Iulian Gioada - 18 Apr 2024

  How We Got A 100 Lighthouse Score For A BMJ Article Page

  As one of the largest web domains in Europe, maybe the world, BMJ is a highly accessed global healthcare knowledge provider. Their medical journals are the main entry point for readers worldwide. The company currently hosts 65 medical and allied science journals each with its website and infrastructure.

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  Iulian Gioada - 9 Apr 2024

  Decoupling BMJ Journal Articles Pages Using Next.js AppRouter

  Over the last two years, we’ve worked with BMJ to decouple the front end and back end of their publishing infrastructure. The journey has been extremely rewarding so far, enabling us to test different technical solutions and come up with creative ideas to improve website performance.

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  Iulian Gioada - 6 Apr 2022

  Decoupling bmj.com using Vercel and Next.js

  Decoupling the front end and back end As we previously mentioned, BMJ’s flagship journal, bmj.com, is on a Drupal 7 platform. That sits on top of the JCore (Journal Core) platform which hosts the scholarly journals provided by HighWire Press. Being a traditional CMS, the Drupal platform is a monolith that controls the website's front end and back end.

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