The Frontend study guide includes:

• Core foundations: architecture, development concepts, Frontend APIs, SDK overview, and Frontend Studio fundamentals.
• Local development setup: CLI usage, project configuration, and environment management.
• Component development: creating, configuring, and managing Frontend components, pages, templates, and media in the Studio.
• Backend extensions: building data source extensions, dynamic pages, and action extensions with practical implementation examples.
• Frontend APIs and SDK: comprehensive coverage of the Frontend SDK, integrations, event engine, and all Frontend APIs including context, page, preview, and action APIs.
• Deployment and go-live: deployment workflows, continuous integration, pre-go-live checks, and administrator tasks.
• Store launchpads: guidance for both B2C retail and B2B manufacturing store launchpads with sample data and testing approaches.
• Integrations: out-of-the-box integrations with headless CMS platforms and third-party services like Algolia, Google Tag Manager, and more.
• Troubleshooting and migration: debugging tools, SDK migrations, Node.js version updates, and Next.js migrations.

This guide is designed for both frontend and backend developers, as a mutual understanding of both domains is essential for effective collaboration and a cohesive view of the platform's architecture.

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