Strapi.js Crash Course | Headless CMS
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In this video we will look at the Strapi headless CMS and create a REST API with JWT authentication all from the admin area of Strapi
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Just think of the code you would have to write just for a REST API with relationships, JWT authentication, roles, error handling and so much more. We do it all here from a GUI. There are pros and cons to using a CMS vs custom code, but Strapi is also easy to customize if needed. Awesome technology. And no this is not sponsored, it is just something I think is amazing
@anirudhagandhare6294
4 жыл бұрын
That is something i was Searching for 😅
@codewithhanoak
4 жыл бұрын
Nice.
@_Monimal
4 жыл бұрын
That is very awesome piece of software and a good way to create simple REST APIs also for Frontend-Developers :) Thank you for your good videos!!
@khandoor7228
4 жыл бұрын
I found Strapi about 2 weeks ago and love it. Great timing from you Brad I was going to spend this weekend doing a deep dive. Thanks!
@kirin9991
4 жыл бұрын
legend
Apart from being an amazing teacher - eloquent, down-to-earth and comprehensive without being overwhelming, I am constantly impressed by your choices of pieces of technology that you decide to present. Constantly building up relevant and up to date skills. Keep it going man!
@TraversyMedia
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks man, I appreciate it
I love how whenever I'm researching some new technology and want to learn more about it, Brad already has a crash course video made, and it's always at the top of the search results and happens to be fairly recent too. This has happened a few times now, but it still amazes me every time. Thank you Brad!!
Oh my god! How is this even possible? Just a few days ago I searched your channel for a tutorial on Strapi and just now you released that very tutorial, you definitely have a secret technique up your sleeves. Sir Brad, you are the best.
You do not know how much I love the fact that you just uploaded this. I literally only watch your tutorials and walkthroughs over anyone else. Great work my friend! 🙏
Coming up with Technologies we have never heard of. Wow.
@thakurbhanupratap2613
4 жыл бұрын
That's what we love about Traversy Media
@TraversyMedia
4 жыл бұрын
This is one of the coolest things I have come across lately. What we did in this video from the GUI, would take hours to code from scratch.
@eduriseworld
4 жыл бұрын
@@TraversyMedia I can totally relate. Things are getting so simpler these days. I remember in 2017 when I was learning CSS by myself no body told me about Bootstrap and I ended up creating the complete Navbar with dropdown with pure HTML and CSS. I put in more than 10 hours to do that. As I was pretty new to programming.
@universal4334
4 жыл бұрын
@@eduriseworld now I am in the same position where you had in 2017 ....just recently I heard all these things like WordPress , wordflow ......and myself raising questions, why to code from scratch rather than using wordflow , wordpress ....could you please let me know why to code rather than using these ....
@akhilthakur251
4 жыл бұрын
@@universal4334 see it's depends on project to project. WordPress will give you certain level of customization. But if you are at intial stage of your career I would recommend start from scratch.It will help you to understand the core concepts. In WordPress try to create post type with plugin kind of stuff you can learn.
This video just released at the perfect time as I recently began working with Strapi at work to create RESP API's!
@vkray
4 жыл бұрын
Suhaib Ayub Good choice. I’ve been working on Strapi from last 3 months.
Strapi surely is amazing. It has been a couple of days since I started learning Strapi. I was relying on its documentation and was searching for a latest tutorial video for this headless CMS. And then notification popped up from your channel for this crash course. More than a happy. Thank you so much. Keep up your good work.
About a week now I dive into frontend development and headless cms. As a wordpress coder everything I have learned in this time so far is an enlightenment, also this introduction to strapi headless cms. My excitement grows more and more watching so clearly presented tutorials. Thanks a lot! :-)
Thanks for making this! I've been following Strapi for a while and have been wishing more people made tutorials about it. Stoked to watch.
Thank you so much for having you! I appreciate every second you spend for us
Thank you Brad, thank you so much for giving us the precious content and helping us in building our career and future. We love you ♥️
Great video Brad! This is exactly what I was looking for. I'm a new freelance web developer and this is a great way to add backend functionality to sites for clients without having to write tones of code every time. I'd love to see a video on connecting Strapi to a React app.
Brad, your courses helped get me a job last year and your videos are helping me help push the agency I work for forward. Thanks for all of your work, I'm happy to buy any course you put out in the future.
@limitless4766
6 ай бұрын
which of his courses?
Been using this framework for the past few months now and the experience is really great! You get to deploy features really fast due to the vast features you can use.
Awesome preview, I really enjoy watching your tutorials, you makes things very clear and simple! Thank you for sharing this!😄
As one who’s been scratching their head on (headless) CMS systems, this Strapi overview was fantastic, thanks!
Hey I learned to code from you like 5 years ago... I am the SME for Strapi at my company (the largest retailer in the US), it’s a really nice tool! It’s seeing more and more use in the industry and I’m super excited to see you covering it!!
i absolutely love this. i thought about making a own webshop and this literally has all the functionality i wanted. this saves me ALOT of time
I'm just here to appreciate your hardwork and smart work! Thank you for everything!
I had been behind Strapi right after the alpha version released. It's so much joy that the product is finally getting the space it deserves. I hope this will inspire many to try it out, amazing work by you like always! Thanks!
@jatinkukreja18
4 жыл бұрын
Bharath Ravi Hey did you find any success in deploying it on a live site?
This is easily the quality of videos from pluralsight and such. Thanks so much for making this! It is also one of the few things I have found that has done well teaching me how to create an api as an absolute beginner.
I've been watching this product for a while now; very impressed with it. Would love to see a full-stack example that includes deployment, with ssl on both front/back-ends. I think it would also be nice to explore admin customization, to include perhaps a widget-based dashboard (since strapi react based)
Just booted up my very first install of Strapi and I instanstantly knew this is going to be a huge tool for my workflow. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing timing! Just earlier today I added "learn headless CMS, like Strapi" to my agenda, and BAM!! Travis is coming out with a tutorial the SAME DAY!! lol
@AccessCode101
4 жыл бұрын
Same here. I actually learned a little bit from the documentation first, last month. But failed miserably at getting data to my front end.
I tried learning strapi the other month and had some trouble! Amazing timing with this video and headless CMS!!!
I just bought two of your courses javascript and react man you're amazing
GG Brad! I found out about this thing because of you. It is awesome. I'm glad that I did your crash course on node and express.. so customizing something like this is pretty easy. Your doing good bud. Thanks!!
whenever i want to quick start a technology, i come to this channel and i get the required knowledge to get started with it. thanks man.
Great video. Started using strapi last week. Your video is the best intro I have seen about strapi so far. Thank you.
This is gold. Thank you so much for making a headless CMS so easy to learn how to use.
I'd been waiting so long for this... Brad, you're the best instructor. The best.
Every time that I want to try something new, Traversy Media has me covered with a crash course. Thanks for the work brother.
Great video, I wanted to dug into Headless CMS for a while, and it saved me some time. + Very clear & great examples. Thanks a lot !
I just finished up building my first MERN CRUD API, and now I never have to suffer through that again. These are happy tears. Edit: Build a project with react!!
@vkray
4 жыл бұрын
Nice job. Mongodb is using less in real-time projects. Try to learn Postgres. Mongodb sucks for relationships.
@OzzyTheGiant
3 жыл бұрын
Haha, you shouldn't have to feel that way when building an API. It's honestly not that hard, just takes some experience and getting used to. After a while, you'll know how to build routes, set up and configure the database, create the queries needed for your app, and convert them to JSON, not just for Node.js but for any programming language.
Perfect timing. I've actually recently just deployed a web app with Strapi to handle the backend and content management. It was a breeze to set up. Saved me a lot of time and allowed me to focus on the frontend (React).
@exactzero
4 жыл бұрын
@Reynaldo Once you're done developing, make sure to set the proper server configurations under the config/environments/production. Push your changes to Github then pull your Strapi app from your server, run npm install and then npm start. You can also use PM2 to keep your Strapi server alive and restart automatically if it crashes or your system reboots. Check out the official documentation for a proper deployment guide: strapi.io/documentation/3.0.0-beta.x/getting-started/deployment.html#deployment
@exactzero
4 жыл бұрын
@neil u Yes, you can certainly use Strapi. Strapi is just a GUI way of setting up your API which can be consumed by any client such as a web apps or mobile apps.
I am a Stimulsoft Reports developer and I decided to try learning Strapi and choose Brad Traversy video to learn from it. Thanks Brad. You are awesome!
Thank you so much Brad!! I was looking for something like this!! You're always bringing us the best stuff!!
This Strapi.js is what we've been looking for years now ! Can't wait for the next video ... Thank you Brad :D
This is a really great introduction to strapi! Thank you for this crash course :D
Super helpful, thank you so much for this video! Really broke it down into easy to understand bits. I've watched a few Strapi tutorials now, and I think yours is the best.
I installed strapi a week ago, and was busy to check out it's features. Thanks Brad :D
thank you so much Travis, amazing like always, I would love to watch a full-stack course with Strapi.js and React.js.
and i was just googling this a couple of days ago thanks a bunch man
I've been wanting to learn Strapi ever since I started learning Gatsby in the past few months. Thanks Brad.
I've been wanting a decent open source headless CMS tutorial. Thanks for this I'll follow it through later today. Dropping a like now though :)
Headless CMS is amazing. There are some services out there that provide serverless and headless CMS, but I believe most would not feel very comfortable to put a middleman into their application. But strapi is solving that. They give you the dashboard and let you do however you want to manage it. Thanks for the effort 👍
Thank you my dude. Been having trouble with the docs, this is very clear.
Last week I found strapi, installed it, used it for a while, deployed it on heroku. But I needed a tutorial that goes deep. I am happy that Traversy has uploaded one. Thanks.
@daheck81
4 жыл бұрын
This doesn’t go deep at all tho. It's basically just a preview
Yessssss!!!! I have been waiting for you to do this!!! So awesome 😎
Dude your content is awesome. You are giving for free what could have made you thousands of dollars. Thank you I leaned a lot from your tutorials. You always make an effort to do a little more than most.
Thanks Brad, no words! great as always, glad to learn new technologies :)
Looking forward to a full app build with Strapi! Great video as always, Brad!
I just learnt about strapi from scoth.io and wondered why no one had made a tut about this. Well done sir, Always ahead of the game.
Strapi is truly amazing, it saves a lot of time. Great video man 👌
Great tech, headless CMS is now becoming so popular with frontend javascript libraries in every project. Looking forward to see a full stack app with Strapi and react from you.
Brad always on time, I was looking for a tutorial on Strapi.js. Thx Brad.
hahh i've been learning about it for the last few days, now I see this. always great to see these things get more publicity - now do AlpineJS!
I am wanting to explore Strapi since sometime and boom Brad got me covered. Thanks Brad 😊
Brad the teachers Teacher !! Just wanna thank you for your work, really appreciate it. You’re a Genius. Hope to get at least half as good as you in coding one day
I just launched an API with strapi and digital ocean. Was a pain but the tutorial help on strapi. Great video.
Very nice Crash Course! I also started using Strapi and i'm very happy with it. It's awesome for people without much Back-end knowledge.
For those who struggle with the ROLES & PERMISSIONS plugin, it's now located at SETTINGS->USERS & PERMISSIONS PLUGIN->ROLES (then you have to click on "Authenticated" or "Public" and set the permissions below).
@hotleg777
3 жыл бұрын
thank you!
This is amazing. Quick and easy way to setup backend apis.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much. 🙏🙏
😍 Thank You, Your videos are liberating!
This tech just blew my mind! Thank you so much for making this video!!
Hey man, You are doing great job... I learned web just because of you
I'm blown away. Before I only knew Vue.js, but as if Strapi.js wasn't enough I also got introduced to Postman. Wow.
Thank you for this crash course. I think it'll change my developer life!
Guy, you made my day 👍😎😎 This stuff is so awesome i can't tell. It's so damn easy to get started in minutes. Thx
Damn, I had no idea this existed. I always wanted to make my own CMS. Thanks Traversy!
I was looking for React performance with a CMS to make life easier for clients. I could use Wordpress in a similar way, but I'm not a huge fan, for a variety of reasons. This is right up my alley! Thanks again for another great tutorial!
@lardosian
3 жыл бұрын
I really dislike using wordpress, just feels weird, much prefer React way of building stuff!
This is great, Bro, love your content.
*Strapi Version 4* For anyone watching this video, you may be surprised by the differences between Version 3 used in this video, and Version 4 that would be installed if you followed this guide. Amazing guide still, and enough to help a seasoned coder understand Strapi and its strengths, but it took quite a bit of looking through the Documentation to work out where certain things were, and how to access other features.
@keithrussel
Жыл бұрын
I'm having a hard time to install the version 4. After the installation the admin page resulting in a blank page only.
Oh shit, he did it! I was waiting so bad for this videos.
Some more great technical insight. Keep up the good work.
This tool is so good, that I am afraid of losing my backend dev job to a front desk guy.
@MrDKdeka
4 жыл бұрын
Not going to happen any time soon. Check out this video from 10+ year senior web dev comparing Strapi vs Nodejs Firebase: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k4WcpqiHZpe_orQ.html
@rickvian
3 жыл бұрын
no way, i doubt front desk guy can even save file as .js
@abhishekkumawat8353
3 жыл бұрын
@@rickvian React guys do that all the time?
@abhishekkumawat8353
3 жыл бұрын
Learn Loopback4 💪🏻
@feminist098
3 жыл бұрын
@@MrDKdeka wow.
I commented a few weeks ago on here when I first was learning this. Now I've made a full website with this as the back end for my mom to use to easily change the content on her site. It's easy to use for those who don't know anything about coding, but can easily use things like social media. Highly recommend to those handing off websites to people who don't know code.
@shubhpratapsingh1794
2 жыл бұрын
hey man i have some doubts regarding the deployment...can I contact u somehow...?
Thank you very much for creating this - I'm was wondering if you would do an example on how to interact Strapi with React. Then how to deploy React to a server. What are the best settings and best areas to host these sites. I've been watching your videos for a while. I really appreciate you doing these and how thorough you are.
awaited, thank you sir !
I just finished building a Strapi project and now you're uploading this. Oof haha
Thanks Brad! I didn't know this CMS. But it looks great for an api.
Always providing some great content
Thank you very much! I was wondering, can you make if possible some videos about websites architectures? How to organise our project and all, it would be awesome ! Thank you for all your hard work you are really the best teacher
We definitely need a full stack react+strapi, great video!
@vkray
4 жыл бұрын
Why? Go to the strapi site and check their tutorial.
Thanks for the short but effective video on Starpi
very nice overview - thx for your passion my friend!!
Even tho I have no idea what this library is about yet but thanks for it anyway. Stay safe Brad!
I don't get why people dislike videos like that. Great tutorial!
i hope you do a video about production part and the hosting part. as always Thank you very much Brad ❤
Great intro to strapi. Thanks, Brad
Really APPRECIATE your work sir !!!
Thank you, Mr. Traversy!
Awesomesauce! You always know exactly what we need! :)))
Awesome tutorial as always !!!
Thanx for a great tutorial! Clear and concise!
Excellent intro. Very helpful. Thank you 👍
Surely you don't have a community that makes you aware of all those great projects? you are great i like it.
i was looking at this a few days before, but lazy to look at the docs thanks!