I've recently shifted my focus from graphic design to web development so seeing agency level work like this in real time is invaluable to me. Thanks for putting this together!
Brilliant, learning a lot and you've opened my eyes up to new, effective design & dev practises. It'll be great to see more processes and tips that you use at your studio. #youtubeshorts
Thank you, James! I've been studying for the past few years and got to the point of building exactly this type of project, and boom. (I didn't get used to WP and each time I have to develop with their themes it's not enough.) Thank you for spending your time to share with the rest of us. Great tutorial, very well constructed and most importantly it is working on our end as well 😄!
HYPE! :P Thanks a lot for this James. I'm sure you all are working hard on improving payload everyday, so we appreciate still taking the time out to make this series. I'll be watching and re-watching this all week. Love the small details that regular tutorials never touch upon. Question: So we're building our site and having done the entire information architecture, we've ended up with 19(!) collections and possibly more in the future. Yeah its insane, but our organisation has 3 wings each having a bunch of different things so that's how we ended up here. This was a request from the content writers who have to navigate this everyday: Say if we have collections like Trustees, Advisors, Team, Students, etc - We would like to be able to categorize them as, say "People" in the sidebar under collections in Payload. Or maybe I would use this to separate the collections for each wing of the Org. For "People" - Since they have different fields I've separated them, but maybe it makes more sense to have just one collection and then have a bunch of conditional fields for each type? I'm not sure, but if I'm not able to categorize my collections then I'll have to do it this way.
Hey Tejas - you can definitely do this! Actually, you can swap out the entire Nav component with your own and then design it to suit your needs exactly. You could have "accordions" that contain nested nav items, or just add labels like you're mentioning here. payloadcms.com/docs/admin/components Regarding organizing your People collection(s) - I do think that having conditional fields could be something that you could pursue. It's all up to you, really, and how you would prefer to manage your data into the future. I will say though that conditional fields are a very useful feature. We make use of 'em heavily. Keep me posted with what you decide to do, thank you for the compliments, and lastly - keep an eye out for a new User Preferences feature coming out soon! Check out the PRs open now for more info. Good stuff on the way.
@@payloadcms Ah yes, I remember reading this in the docs, but it didn't strike me, I thought some deeper level of integration would be needed. Ill try it out and see what can be done. Thanks for the reply
I did! Just persevere and practice. It's a very fulfilling career and the only limit to your learning is how committed you are to doing so. Get after it!
One question my friend, i have this issues: imgur.com/1ttcHMb.png I don't know how to solve... and because of that can`t open my modal.. ( imgur.com/J6Yc0hW.png )
I've recently shifted my focus from graphic design to web development so seeing agency level work like this in real time is invaluable to me. Thanks for putting this together!
You have no idea how happy that makes us to hear. Keep up the learning! It'll make you indispensable.
Great video, I feel like the Payload flow is finally coming more naturally. Super exciting
Man, ive searched for web development tutorials with good design tutorials and yours is the best so far. Please continue what you are doing. Thanks
This is great !!!! Please do more tutorials like these ! I cant wait to see this website finish ! AWESOME knowledge intake ! Thanks a lot :D
Thank you! The next video is on its way!
New series for 2.0 or next 3.0 would be cool
Brilliant, learning a lot and you've opened my eyes up to new, effective design & dev practises. It'll be great to see more processes and tips that you use at your studio. #youtubeshorts
Thank you, James! I've been studying for the past few years and got to the point of building exactly this type of project, and boom. (I didn't get used to WP and each time I have to develop with their themes it's not enough.) Thank you for spending your time to share with the rest of us. Great tutorial, very well constructed and most importantly it is working on our end as well 😄!
this is awesome. I can see almost the whole development process. keep going on!
This is the best course I have had so far ONLINE!....I hope payloadCMS adds ecommerce addon as soon as I am still young ....:)
Thank you! We plan to release a full ecommerce tutorial just like this one in the future. Keep an eye out!
HYPE! :P Thanks a lot for this James. I'm sure you all are working hard on improving payload everyday, so we appreciate still taking the time out to make this series. I'll be watching and re-watching this all week. Love the small details that regular tutorials never touch upon.
Question:
So we're building our site and having done the entire information architecture, we've ended up with 19(!) collections and possibly more in the future. Yeah its insane, but our organisation has 3 wings each having a bunch of different things so that's how we ended up here.
This was a request from the content writers who have to navigate this everyday:
Say if we have collections like Trustees, Advisors, Team, Students, etc - We would like to be able to categorize them as, say "People" in the sidebar under collections in Payload. Or maybe I would use this to separate the collections for each wing of the Org.
For "People" - Since they have different fields I've separated them, but maybe it makes more sense to have just one collection and then have a bunch of conditional fields for each type? I'm not sure, but if I'm not able to categorize my collections then I'll have to do it this way.
Hey Tejas - you can definitely do this! Actually, you can swap out the entire Nav component with your own and then design it to suit your needs exactly. You could have "accordions" that contain nested nav items, or just add labels like you're mentioning here.
payloadcms.com/docs/admin/components
Regarding organizing your People collection(s) - I do think that having conditional fields could be something that you could pursue. It's all up to you, really, and how you would prefer to manage your data into the future. I will say though that conditional fields are a very useful feature. We make use of 'em heavily.
Keep me posted with what you decide to do, thank you for the compliments, and lastly - keep an eye out for a new User Preferences feature coming out soon! Check out the PRs open now for more info. Good stuff on the way.
@@payloadcms Ah yes, I remember reading this in the docs, but it didn't strike me, I thought some deeper level of integration would be needed. Ill try it out and see what can be done. Thanks for the reply
Quick note - next/link has a `passHref` attribute so you don't need to pass the href value to the nested anchor.
🤯 ahhhh!! thank you!
Hey! These videos are just awesome. Thank you all. Please, when is the next video going to be released?
Hey there! Next video is coming out this week! Keep an eye out!
that’s amazing tutorials.
Really is crazy!! i love it
Where can I learn all of that ? From scratch ?
I did! Just persevere and practice. It's a very fulfilling career and the only limit to your learning is how committed you are to doing so. Get after it!
What methods have you guys changed since creating this video? Still using JSS?
Man you are funny. Love the way you code.
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Can you please zoom the screen in next videos, so we can see better? 😊 and it woud be nice if you can post every week, not every month 😊
Zoom level has been okay I feel, are you watching in 1080p?
@@tejasahluwalia8713 it's ok on desktop, but try watching on mobile
Sure can - next one will be more zoomed for sure. Thanks for the feedback!
Sir, please Nextjs Ecommerce website
I think we can do that! Good idea!
"I started when i was stupid" ahhaha
One question my friend, i have this issues: imgur.com/1ttcHMb.png I don't know how to solve... and because of that can`t open my modal.. ( imgur.com/J6Yc0hW.png )