I love directus, unlinke everything else you don't have to spin up a new database and u can add ur directus (CMS or other ) logic on seperate tables which can be removed when you want, if you want to move away from direct us. Thats an amaizing flexibility. None of the directus features are on paywall which is also a plus. The only thing direct-us is missing right now is being able to co-ordinate data with multiple sources ( databases ) which for me personally is not a problem cauz my client databases are pretty small. I feel so less pressured and at more ease using directus. ps : I have used strapi, directus, ghost cms before.
Directus made docs purposefully bad so you go to their cloud. Every example is them using cloud. Their plan is to make you angry so you end just choosing their cloud. But instead, I'm just leaving Directus and choosing either Payload Strapi
@@mr.random8447why using payload, i want to use directus but my client revenue exceed the limit. need to buy the comercial license, but i dont think my client willing to buy it
Thanks 👍 webiny form builder didn't have file upload when I tried it but seemed very interesting - the version updates will be a bit difficult I presume if the pulumi scripts fail. Ended up using craftcms.
No, it gets complicated when performing uploads when the user isn't authenticated which is why it was left out. Haven't seen many problems with Pulumi so far but anything can break! Glad it was useful.
Very disappointed with this review. I search for Directus and payload vs the other you suggested. They were mention but you did not provide any information as you did with strapi or the first 3 cms. I would love to see a full review of them all. Which one would you use
Based on my research directus is the best open source headless cms right now. Cause it's easy to self host, export/import your db, no limitations & have built in analytics(insights) thingy which could be a big selling point if you provide some kind of service that has numbers in it...
Yes, we have a tutorial coming out soon about how Webiny can be used for eCommerce with Stripe. Also check out Medusa which is an open source alternative to Shopify.
@@codingcocoon I took a quick look - their pricing is a bit much imo, $9 per user / month for just basic CMS features, then you have your hosting costs on top. No thanks.
@@bioburden I've never paid for any of my instances (I have about 4). I have paid in total about $3.00 (three dollars US) for 2 years of hosting, because it's serverless and I don't make a lot of API calls. Business tier is $9/user but that's only if you want multi-tenancy.
@@codingcocoon There's other features locked behind the paywall too. It's one thing if you're running a personal site versus a CMS that's tailored for an entire marketing team with various role & permission requirements etc.
@@bioburden Just FYI Niall I let the team know about your feedback and they'd be keen to understand what it is about the UI and the pricing that would put you off, if you have more to share on that they would like to hear it.
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I love directus, unlinke everything else you don't have to spin up a new database and u can add ur directus (CMS or other ) logic on seperate tables which can be removed when you want, if you want to move away from direct us. Thats an amaizing flexibility. None of the directus features are on paywall which is also a plus. The only thing direct-us is missing right now is being able to co-ordinate data with multiple sources ( databases ) which for me personally is not a problem cauz my client databases are pretty small. I feel so less pressured and at more ease using directus.
ps : I have used strapi, directus, ghost cms before.
Directus made docs purposefully bad so you go to their cloud. Every example is them using cloud. Their plan is to make you angry so you end just choosing their cloud. But instead, I'm just leaving Directus and choosing either Payload Strapi
@@mr.random8447 Thats true, but this is true for almost any open-source softwares, not that I'm justifying it.
@@mr.random8447why using payload, i want to use directus but my client revenue exceed the limit. need to buy the comercial license, but i dont think my client willing to buy it
Thanks 👍 webiny form builder didn't have file upload when I tried it but seemed very interesting - the version updates will be a bit difficult I presume if the pulumi scripts fail. Ended up using craftcms.
No, it gets complicated when performing uploads when the user isn't authenticated which is why it was left out. Haven't seen many problems with Pulumi so far but anything can break! Glad it was useful.
Very disappointed with this review. I search for Directus and payload vs the other you suggested. They were mention but you did not provide any information as you did with strapi or the first 3 cms. I would love to see a full review of them all. Which one would you use
Thanks for your honesty I would like do do individual reviews of each CMS but I haven't had the time yet.
Based on my research directus is the best open source headless cms right now. Cause it's easy to self host, export/import your db, no limitations & have built in analytics(insights) thingy which could be a big selling point if you provide some kind of service that has numbers in it...
@@codingcocoonthen why is it in the title?
I found your expertise on CMS very useful. Thanks uncle Ben.
Nice video.. Need some Docker goodness to get you away from these temporary cloud services for demos :)
Ha ha yeah I guess so. I have a love / hate relationship with Docker though
is there any good alternative for ecommerce?
Yes, we have a tutorial coming out soon about how Webiny can be used for eCommerce with Stripe. Also check out Medusa which is an open source alternative to Shopify.
I hate to be that guy but the Webiny UI looks atrocious.
Yes it’s quite early stages for them and they’ve been focusing on features so far instead of the paintwork so to speak
@@codingcocoon I took a quick look - their pricing is a bit much imo, $9 per user / month for just basic CMS features, then you have your hosting costs on top. No thanks.
@@bioburden I've never paid for any of my instances (I have about 4). I have paid in total about $3.00 (three dollars US) for 2 years of hosting, because it's serverless and I don't make a lot of API calls. Business tier is $9/user but that's only if you want multi-tenancy.
@@codingcocoon There's other features locked behind the paywall too. It's one thing if you're running a personal site versus a CMS that's tailored for an entire marketing team with various role & permission requirements etc.
@@bioburden Just FYI Niall I let the team know about your feedback and they'd be keen to understand what it is about the UI and the pricing that would put you off, if you have more to share on that they would like to hear it.