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-# Performance.gov
-
-Performance.gov is a digital product from the U.S. government that helps the
-American public–especially civil society professionals–track the progress of
-U.S. strategic goals and find opportunities to contribute. Performance.gov
-fulfills the legal requirement established by the Government Performance and
-Results Modernization Act of 2010 that Federal performance information must be
-consolidated and presented on a single website, such that it provides “a
-coherent picture of . . . the performance of the federal government and
-individual agencies.
-
-## Technical overview
-
-Performance.gov is built using a decoupled architecture. [Drupal](https://drupal.org) is used
-as the back-end content management system, while [Next.js](https://nextjs.org/)
-is used for the site's front end.
-
-### Drupal
-
-Drupal is a free and open-source content management system (CMS). It's built to
-be flexible and adaptable, letting you manage content for different uses beyond
-just regular websites.
-
-Drupal's modular design means you can customize it to fit your needs, from
-simple sites to complex apps that handle lots of data. Drupal has powerful content
-management features, user management, editorial workflows, and reliable content
-architectures.
-
-This site uses uses Next.js as a separate, decoupled front end framework, which
-it can be updated and managed separately.
-
-[Learn more about the Drupal implementation](development/back-end)
-
-### Next.js
-
-Next.js is a popular open-source React framework for building fast and modern
-web applications. It's known for features like server-side rendering (SSR),
-static site generation (SSG), and built-in routing, which contribute to improved
-performance, SEO, and a better user experience. Next.js handles a lot of the
-complex setup typically required for React projects, making it easier to focus
-on building the application itself.
-
-When used as the front end for a decoupled Drupal site, Next.js becomes the
-presentation layer, responsible for fetching content from Drupal and displaying
-it to the user. Next.js can communicate with Drupal's API endpoints, including
-those provided by JSON:API or a GraphQL endpoint.
-
-Combining Next.js with a decoupled Drupal back end provides a powerful and
-flexible architecture. Drupal handles content creation, management, and storage,
-while Next.js focuses on delivering a performant and engaging user experience.
-This separation of concerns allows developers to leverage the strengths of both
-technologies, resulting in a scalable and maintainable web application.
-
-[Learn more about the Next.js Front end](development/front-end)
-
-### Next.js for Drupal
-
-This site utilizes the [Next.js for Drupal](https://next-drupal.org/) project.
-Next.js for Drupal is a powerful toolkit designed to streamline the development
-of decoupled Drupal websites using Next.js as the front end. It provides a set
-of pre-built components, functions, and utilities that simplify common tasks
-like fetching Drupal content, handling authentication, and managing routing. By
-abstracting away much of the boilerplate code typically associated with
-decoupled Drupal development, Next.js for Drupal allows developers to focus on
-building unique features and delivering exceptional user experiences. It offers
-a well-defined structure and best practices, making it easier to create performant, scalable, and maintainable decoupled Drupal applications with Next.js.