Modular Nuxt web application
summary
Claim: build modular pages by exposing front end components to content editors via dynamic zones in strappy and render them with Next using a _slug dynamic page. Tools actually used are Next, Apollo GraphQL, Tailwind and strappy union types workarounds. Demo creates Testimonials and Marketing pages in the CMS, publishes them and they appear on the site, and webhooks trigger static rebuilds for deploys. The implementation is concrete and shown working end to end.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:10Content is a lot of things.
- 7:22let's talk about a tweet
- 8:30architecture
- 14:32Create Components
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