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by jobsdone 2y ago
What bugs did you run into? This sentiment is not shared by the Payload community that I've seen.
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by jobsdone 3y ago
I built several large Laravel projects before launching Payload. It is cool to hear from other Laravel converts. It wasn't the PHP part that I minded, it was having to do too much work for the backend and then also having to come up wi
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Payload 2.0 released, TypeScript headless CMS and app framework
24 points by jobsdone 3y ago|5 comments
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by jobsdone 3y ago
I've been building web apps for more than a decade. From an agency and consultancy perspective, developers can build truly amazing things on the web for any client need. The tools for building websites and apps have gotten better and b
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The Future of Headless CMS(payloadcms.com)
3 points by jobsdone 3y ago|1 comments
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Forestry is shutting down and pushing people to Tina instead. I guess it is the same company? I don't really know.
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Oh! I misunderstood your point about versioning. I was thinking versioning of content but you're talking about the API. That is a harder situation, I think my approach here would be to route requests to the api version on a separate ne
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by jobsdone 4y ago
I've explored the options in Laravel and did an entire project with Nova. Based on that, it wasn't as straightforward of an experience as I would have wanted. You still have to learn the ins-and-outs of the framework and then also
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Haha, you called it! I guess we'll have to update those screenshots! :)
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by jobsdone 4y ago
This is a great list! I don't see anything in here that Payload doesn't handle. I'll try to address each. > allow me to create a localized content (you seem to have this covered). Localization can be done on any field(s),
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Serverless has been asked for quite a few times and we've gone back and forth on it. We want to keep an open mind, but the business case to build it isn't there at the moment. That could change if somebody wants to sponsor that de
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Absolutely! Thanks for linking this.
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by jobsdone 4y ago
I've heard good things about statamic also. How do you feel about their pricing model?
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by jobsdone 4y ago
The point here is that it isn't just a tool for content. The way I see things, there is no useful distinction between content and any other kind of data. Payload makes it trivial to set up custom data structures and manage it. The tedi
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Next.js works great with Payload. One cool feature of Payload is the Local API, which works awesome for server side rendered pages. You get your data from Payload right in your `getServerSideProps` functions. You'd be interested in the
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by jobsdone 4y ago
You're not alone. I ran a team at a weekend hackathon event for non-profits. We needed to finish building their new site on the latest version of Drupal. I had SEVEN devs working on a 5 page brochure site with a page to manage events a
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Hi! I'm Dan, Payload co-founder. Prior to building Payload I was a consulting full-stack engineer. I have built large web apps using Laravel and have rolled my own admin UI a dozen times and I've worked within the official 'N
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by jobsdone 4y ago
Thanks for sharing geox! I'm part of the team at Payload and it's a really exciting time for us after going open-source a month ago. Now we're in YC S22 and working full time and build way faster. We're striving to make
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by jobsdone 5y ago
Founder here, we've been at it for 3+ years of development, released at the start of 2021 and the product itself is closing in on 3000 commits. This past week we have seen some community plugins start to roll in! When we started this j
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Payload CMS Roadmap Released(payloadcms.com)
2 points by jobsdone 5y ago|1 comments