please ca you make a comprehensive crash course on Payload CMS. It's a fantastic tool, but I’ve noticed that many tutorials out there are either outdated or don't dive deep enough for beginners. A step-by-step guide for getting started, covering key concepts like collections, fields, and hooks, would be super helpful for people who are new to it. Plus, since Payload is database-agnostic and integrates seamlessly with Next.js, I think there’s a lot of interest in learning how to set it up and use it effectively. I’m sure many people (including myself) would appreciate a full beginner-friendly tutorial! Thanks for considering it! 😊
Hey Alex, Payload is a great alternative. And at one point I want to explore it more. But at the moment, I have few projects that I am building which are all using Strapi with custom customizations and plugins. And since this is what I mostly use for freelance clients, it is much easier for me to make content around things that I am using on day to day basis.
on a more serious note, do you have like a full tutorial on Strapi and then Nextjs then after build a fullstack webapp using the 2 or just a tutorial building a project with strapi backend and nextjs frontend adding features like authentication, permissions etc
I made a few videos on the channel covering these topics, and now that Strapi 5 is out, I am working on new videos. I plan to release stand-alone videos covering each aspect of Next.js and Strapi right now. Rather than a complete tutorial due to time commitment and my bandwidth. But in terms of a full tutorial as part of my work, I am working on one free code camp. Afterward, we will work on an official course for Strapi covering all aspects of Strapi and the Next implementation.
Hmm it looks like in Strapi 5 it is easier to develop and manage. I have one project still in develop mode and thinking about upgrade to the strapi 5. Right now there is NextJS 14 and Strapi 4
![Building a Dynamic Navigation With Next.js 15 and Strapi 5 Headless CMS [ Code Included ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9CM4AQlT8WM/mqdefault.jpg)
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please ca you make a comprehensive crash course on Payload CMS. It's a fantastic tool, but I’ve noticed that many tutorials out there are either outdated or don't dive deep enough for beginners. A step-by-step guide for getting started, covering key concepts like collections, fields, and hooks, would be super helpful for people who are new to it. Plus, since Payload is database-agnostic and integrates seamlessly with Next.js, I think there’s a lot of interest in learning how to set it up and use it effectively. I’m sure many people (including myself) would appreciate a full beginner-friendly tutorial! Thanks for considering it! 😊
Hey Alex, Payload is a great alternative. And at one point I want to explore it more. But at the moment, I have few projects that I am building which are all using Strapi with custom customizations and plugins. And since this is what I mostly use for freelance clients, it is much easier for me to make content around things that I am using on day to day basis.
on a more serious note, do you have like a full tutorial on Strapi and then Nextjs then after build a fullstack webapp using the 2 or just a tutorial building a project with strapi backend and nextjs frontend adding features like authentication, permissions etc
I made a few videos on the channel covering these topics, and now that Strapi 5 is out, I am working on new videos.
I plan to release stand-alone videos covering each aspect of Next.js and Strapi right now.
Rather than a complete tutorial due to time commitment and my bandwidth.
But in terms of a full tutorial as part of my work, I am working on one free code camp.
Afterward, we will work on an official course for Strapi covering all aspects of Strapi and the Next implementation.
Hmm it looks like in Strapi 5 it is easier to develop and manage. I have one project still in develop mode and thinking about upgrade to the strapi 5. Right now there is NextJS 14 and Strapi 4
If you need any help or have questions, let me know. I hang out at Strapi's open office hours on their Discord channel Mon - Fri 12:30pm CST.
@ wow Nice thank you ☺️