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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2024
- 🎉🎉 Big news: 🚀🚀 Payload 3.0 Beta is now available, making Payload truly Next.js native! You can get started in one line: npx create-payload-app@beta
Chapters:
0:00 3.0 Is Here
0:50 A Turning Point for Headless CMS Industry
1:39 Combining Payload Into Any Next.js App
4:58 Modular Local API: Use Payload Anywhere
7:27 Server-side HMR
8:32 Deploy to Vercel
9:35 Bundling: Get Turbopack Out of Box
12:03 Migration: Use Express If You Want To
13:03 Migration and Imports: Payload Has Moved to ESM
13:46 React Components As Client or Server Components
16:30 What's Next: Beta to Stable
17:03 What's Next: Docs
17:34 What's Next: Stable Release
Love what we're up to? Give us a ⭐
github.com/payloadcms/payload
Payload 3.0 Demo on Github:
github.com/payloadcms/payload...
The big takeaways::
- Turbopack works out of the box (this will get faster over time)
- The Payload admin UI is built with React Server Components and automatically eliminates server-side code from your admin bundle, completely alleviating the need to use Webpack aliases to remove hooks, access control, etc.
- Payload is now fully-ESM across the board
- GraphQL is now initialized only when you hit the GraphQL endpoint, and does not affect overhead of REST API routes
- All UI components have been abstracted into a separate @payloadcms/ui package, which will be fully documented and exposed for your re-use once we hit stable 3.0 or before
- You can run your own Next.js site alongside of Payload in the same app
- You can now deploy Payload to Vercel, and there will be official support for - Vercel Blob Storage coming soon (so no S3 needed for files)
- Server-side HMR works out of the box, with no need for nodemon or similar. When the Payload config changes, your app will automatically re-initialize Payload seamlessly in the background
- All custom React components can be server components by default, and you can decide if you want them to be server components or client components
- Sharp has been abstracted to be an optional dependency
- Payload now relies on the Web Request / Response APIs rather than the Node Request / Response
- Express can still be used with Next.js' Custom Server functionality
- Payload itself has slimmed down significantly and can now be fully portable, run anywhere. You can leverage the Payload Local API completely outside of Next.js if you want.
- The data layer, including the shape of the database Payload used and the API responses in 2.0, has not been affected whatsoever
With a lot more to come.
payloadcms.com
github.com/payloadcms/payload
discord.gg/payload - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
How it started: th-cam.com/video/jCMU4qw6LqI/w-d-xo.html&t
Seriously, your CMS rules. I've always hissed at the various "out of box" CMS solutions because they're convoluted crap built for non-devs. I love how Payload can be as simple or complex as I like and it's so darned easy to customise and deploy. Thanks a bunch! I'll be promoting Payload for sure.
Congratulations payload team!
Congratz Payload Team! Excited to be building so many of our customer projects ontop of Payload 3.0.
Can't wait for the stable release cause this is one sick CMS
GOAT CMS
BOOM! The revolution is starting!
This is huuge - can't wait for 3.0 being stable! You guys did amazing job as a Payload Team, big shout out.
Congratz to the team, this is huge! Really exciting time!
I’ve been waiting for this! Looks great!
Congratulations! Looking forward to the 3.0 release!
I'm a developer, i work from home. I have colleagues that work from home. I know of other people that work from home. But man i have to say, seeing only the CEO in the office grinds my gears in a weird way! Where is everybody? Want to see smiles. But am thankful for payload 3.0, thanks.
i kicked everyone out so i could film in peace, i filmed this last night at like 6. but we generally have ~10 in the office every day!
This is huge! This is what I've been waiting for to dive fully into Payload! Congrats Payload team!
Congrats! Appreciate the focus and transparency on the quality and avoiding cutting corner just to get it out! Really boost the confidence with enterprise customers.
This is amazing! I was looking for this, TWO DAYS AGO, and now it's here. Perfect timing!
Yay! I have been waiting for this ever since you announced the move to Next.js last year. Will upgrade my work-in-progress Payload app ASAP!
🎉 Congratulations! Amazing work. The revolution is starting!
This is very exciting, I only found payload last week but I adore it and how developer friendly it is to set up and go. I'm still learning this but it's really good to see your content and support for the community as well in these videos
So excited for this! People who are sleeping on this are really missing out.
🎉 congrats, excited to try it
I was eagerly waiting for this one man.
Heck yeah!! Spent the last 2 weeks piecing the last version into my next.js app, but thats wonderful! Honestly, If you guys could convince the Next team to integrate React-email and Resend as next-native options, that would be sweet. Idk if those would fix your node-mailer issue, but They're awesome. Maybe a collab between teams?
Let's make developer happiness! And this will definitely do that.
Congratulations 🎉, waited for this a long time. Can't wait to migrate to v3.0
this is crazy, i had the same idea to include the cms inside nextjs apps with similar ideas from letting nextjs handle the bundling to e2e type safety.
congrats on the work, and good job guys, you nailed it.
“Let’s make developer happiness“ love it. Well done guys 💪🏽
damn it
For the edge runtime you will need some kind of HTTP based mailer. I think the best way to go about it would be to make sending emails use an adapter with a standard interface. Have the default adapter use nodemailer, and then if someone wants to use the edge runtime, they can write a custom adapter to use whatever 3rd party email service they want, like resend, send grid or whatever. Wouldn't even have to be a breaking change, since you can keep the default behaviour the same.
This is extremely exciting, honestly, going to be pushing it for whatever project I can going forward once this is all stable
Awesome! 🎉 Keep going!
I can feel your passion for payload through the screen. I have a project in the works and will definitely be using payload. I’m also going to be sharing it on my TH-cam channel for sure!
I have been keen on payload for some time now and with version 3, I can use it for smaller projects instead of my go to nestjs backend. Thanks and keep up the hard work.
Really cool stuff! It makes a lot of sense having a first class integration with Next.js
Congratulations for the beta!
Looks awesome 👏🏻
Great work, and can also really feel by your energy that you really believe in this!
Amazing stuff, can't wait for more tutorials.
Excited🎉
Just added Payload 3.0 to my Next JS app. Worked beautifully! What a great accomplishment.
Congratulations Payload team,
Excited 🎉
congratulations 🎉. Love you payload tem.
Congratulations 🎉
Crazy stuff, thank you !
one of the coolest demos, ty
NOWAY! I thought it would be a year haha Im pumped for this
This is so incredible! Nice job, i just started a 2.0 project but i might migrate!
Great stuff. Looking forward for the 2.0 -> 3.0 migration guide. I am using a heavily modified payload 2.0 e-commerce template and I am trying to adapt it to 3.0beta but it's a lot of work.
🎉 congratulations!!!! I love the moment you said the stable version is aimed be out in 30 days😂
that part strikes fear into my heart
🎉..loving this
great news, can't wait for the stable release, thanks for your hard work
Congratulations!!
I'll need to give 3.0 a shot!
Amazing!!! 🙌🏻
Love it. Keep it up
Congratulations team
Really cool stuff
Beer is good! 🤘 Congrats! 😎
coming from sanity - I'll give this a shot.
for me payload just works, good decisions about apis and architecture, thanks
Lets goooooo!!!!
amazing!!
Ive waited for 3.0 to jump onboard 🎉
Same here, been looking forward to v3 before diving in
This is amazing, great job! 🎉 Folks should join the discord if haven’t already
Awesome stuff
Great great great!
Finally, we have something decent for managing dat easily in applications, blogs etc.
Cheers!🍻
Wow, one command to deploy everything on Next.js, that's so cool. I hope someone makes a video tutorial on building a project with PayloadCMS.
lots of them are coming soon!
@@JamesMikrut that is beyond awesome 😄
Great job
I love this
Nice work
Hugee 🎉🎉
Looks amazing! As you teased running inside Nuxt, i had to try :D Importing payload and using the DB functions works instantly! For the admin panel running a seperate Nextjs app would probably be easiest...
Is there any way for you to share how you got it working with Nuxt? Did you keep Payload with Next and built a Nuxt project alongside for the client? If you have a Git repo with a boilerplate it would be awesome!
@@konstantin8319 Great, thanks for your answer ✨
@@nearMintGraphics im devkon-at on github, sorry youtube blocks my efforts to post a link
@@nearMintGraphics ok youtube keeps deleteing my response so here i try again, i uploaded a repo on gh username devkon-at
@@nearMintGraphics Added it to my youtube profile
Not gonna lie this sounds kinda sexy. Will definitely try Payload now. This is what was holding me back from giving it a try instead of stucking to Sanity, I really like having the CMS attached.
Cool
I have been ditching nodemailer for resend. Is it possible to make the emailing as a adapter? So you could have adapter for resend, sendgrid and nodemailer itself?
I am still a beginner in payload, how can I learn about it without confusion between 3.0 and previous versions?
i have a problem when i try to run my payload admin dashboard it's doesn't post it's just stay with white screen
I want my websockets!!!! 😂
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Would you be willing to create a short demo on how would payload work with sveltekit?
How can we migrate an existing postgress database into Payload, is there any introspection and codegen?
Good but system requirements are too demanding. I'd go for Directus. Plus you don't have 2fa for admins, big security issue tbh.
Yes, 2FA is baseline.
Mostly stable beta until full release you say? Please don't tempt me with a good time.
Tailwindcss support out of the box 😭😭
this would help a lot
Can we get an example of SvelteKit and Payload 3?
Need A Tutorial on Hooks How we can add fields in doc before saving in database
can't we create dynamic blocks in it?
I've been racking my brain but I cant seem to figure this out. Is there any way to not let "regular users" access the admin dashboard? Any help is appreciated.
How do we implement this with Sveltekit?
Consider an SQLite/Turso adapter when you get the edge functionality nailed down.
Also, for the nodemailer problem, I would just make the dependency optional and create adapters for http email providers, like Resend or some such.
how to try the beta?
that app dir is under src/ but isn't src no longer recommended by default
trying to get started right now. this is full of friction. it is not a one line command to add on to a next app. it is not a 5 minute setup. i'm having to basically rip the demo site and there are tons of deps that weren't mentioned in docs or installed by the one line command etc
i'm having to go back and change most config files as i spawned an app without a src dir via create-next-app
Is it going to work on cloudflare workers? :)
I really want it to - we're close, but not quite there yet. Need to do a few more things like get rid of Nodemailer, or make an adapter pattern for sending email
@@JamesMikrut Thanks, love Payload. You guys rock!!
@@JamesMikrut Curious, how you guys will hangle mongoose compatibility with Edge?
Hopefully they create an adapter for SQLite soon so I can use with cloudflare d1 or turso. It would be great to have everything running on cloudflare.
with all the excitement about the features (demo code that was showing commit date of 4 months ago though) - I was waaaaay more excited in trying to predict whether "that guy" will back up and crash his car through the glass door!!!
alas, it was all excitement, and no action 😔
maybe action comes with Payload in about May? cannot wait to try it
Amazing!! Does James have adhd? xD
my doc and my mom said no
The demo admin user and password does not work.
Yep, it's just demonstrating that it's deployed (but not publicly accessible).
I don’t use next :(
a bud heavy 😂