Recent advancements in static site generators, frontend frameworks, and API-centric infrastructure have enabled Ghost to evolve as a decoupled headless CMS, allowing the integration of custom frontends like Gatsby.js. With the latest updates, Ghost's architecture now separates its core Node.js API, Ember.js Admin client, and Handlebars.js frontend theme, enabling developers to replace the default theme with a static site built using Gatsby. This approach benefits developers and publishers by offering a dynamic content management system alongside a static frontend, facilitating scalability and usability for non-developers. Ghost has introduced tools such as the gatsby-source-ghost plugin and the gatsby-starter-ghost repository to streamline the creation of publications using this stack, alongside an official Netlify integration to simplify deployment. This new methodology promotes a future vision where a single frontend connects with multiple APIs, expanding possibilities within the publishing realm.