Payload's crazy good and would probably be the future for headless cms. Looking forward to using this in my next project. It would be great if we can have a tutorial for deployment. :D
21:50 haha, yes. The CSS in JS libraries get a lot of love, but my god, they become more and more of a royal pain in the ass the longer you use them. Found that out way back in 2017 and have refused to touch them unless forced to because my paycheck depends on it. CSS is also way better now, going into 2023 than it was even before the pandemic, so there really isn't a need for it. SCSS if you need more.
Payload's crazy good and would probably be the future for headless cms. Looking forward to using this in my next project. It would be great if we can have a tutorial for deployment. :D
yeah i am facing a lot of problems with deployment with docker
Finally episode 4. I've been following the series. Thanks for the upload
Awesome James, thanks again for this series. Been super helpful. I'll head to the github discussions for my comments.
Thank you so much for this video series, it is much appreciated. I'm super excited for the next payload videos to be released.
Thanks for building Payload, it's brilliant.
This is huge - kudos for the whole series!
One of the best series in TH-cam. Need another one!!! 😜
How can I display the RichText content inside of a NexJS app using the PayloadCMS as API content?
Let's reinvent the ⚙ together :)
Is there a live URL on Vercel to check the project out without having to clone the repo and setting up Mongo?
FINALLYYYY!!!
21:50 haha, yes. The CSS in JS libraries get a lot of love, but my god, they become more and more of a royal pain in the ass the longer you use them. Found that out way back in 2017 and have refused to touch them unless forced to because my paycheck depends on it. CSS is also way better now, going into 2023 than it was even before the pandemic, so there really isn't a need for it. SCSS if you need more.
It was all going great until you lost me at the chapter about forms and submission. Seems overly complex just to submit an email address?
what a great series! thanks