Next.js Will Never Be The Same After This

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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:47 Payload setup
01:32 Overview
03:12 Routing
04:46 Payload CRUD
06:18 Overview continued
08:21 Create a blog post
09:50 Live preview
10:25 Lexical editor customization
10:43 Code block
12:07 Images / Media
13:38 Post page
14:33 cache()
15:03 Heros
15:50 Collections
16:44 Link for /posts
18:02 Create a page (Contact page)
19:34 Blocks
20:43 Form
23:00 Link for /contact
23:40 Email setup
25:50 Change logo
26:18 Change homepage
28:44 Users
29:52 Static rendering
32:08 Hooks in collection (revalidatePath)
34:19 Deployment options
34:34 Payload as back-end framework
34:57 Visual Editor
35:14 Seeding

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[AllAboutPayload]

I get the annoyance about all those sponsored nextjs tools, but I have to vouch for Payload in this case. At least for us, we ended up with payload because no single other tool, be it strapi, contentful, sanity etc. actually gave us enough flexibility to build the stuff we need to build. It's great to see it covered here!

[denizorsel]

Thanks for the introduction. I can go ahead and do a code review about the payload's approach.

[hnoldin]

This was super helpful please make more about payload!

[serlismaldonado]

I have to say: " Payload could be a great choice, and even you don't like it, always it's better have choices." 🙌

[alfyonyango]

This is a great video. Thanks. Switching to payload soon!

[iRnline]

It's looking promising! The revalidation looks a bit clunky though, at least with Sanity you can use revalidateTag because they hook into the Next fetch() function. I can see why they didn't add revalidation code for the categories in their website example, because after changing one category you'd have to query all posts with that category and revalidate all those pages entirely. I can't imagine that scales well...
But the CMS itself looks good, including a form builder and auth is a good move, when they start including a visual editor it might overtake Sanity in terms of usability (Although their live-content update looks very cool as well, maybe it's worth a video?)

[figs]

Its crazy how much people can hate on a video before even watching it. Payload is 🔥

[kumardeepam]

Beginning of something beautiful. NextPress 🎉

[revaprasetya]

thanks for the tutorial bro, waitin for new content about payload 🔥🔥

[rokor]

might try these, since CMS is time saver for know how but didnt have lot of time resources for reinventing personal project

[abelmurua]

Nice, this is promising. I could try this for my next project. This could definitly compete against Strapi. Could you still use custom code instead of the builder? let say I want to add css or any css framework like tailwindcss, and my own code for more advance layouts.

[Nothing-cxjt]

Nice. would love to see full website with blog <3

[MohsenFarajYT]

This is absolute madness! I can't even imagine how much time is put to this project and the thing is this is a complete package that could be a good complete alternative to cms like wordpress. I definitely see a future in this project (litrelly i needed this myself) and i am thankfull for this video.

[vinojanabhimanyu]

Can we use the Next.js App router with payload?

[jimjimdanglebun]

A NextJS first CMS that has ShadCN out of the box AND is FOSS? We truly are on the good timeline

[RadiantNourish]

how to customize blog post page ? lets say i want to add some sidebar ?

[ptlogger]

First time checking out payload cms and looks promising. Keep up the good work.

[vladimir_dev]

34:55 - Visual editor in the "enterprise" section? So paid only feature?

[yixie-hujm]

will you teach us to finish real project with payloadcms, , that would be wonderfull. .

[kumardeepam]

Where are the media files getting stored?