Next-gen CMS and GraphQL API with KeystoneJS and Prisma
summary
KeystoneJS 6 builds a self-hosted next‑gen CMS on top of Prisma and emits a committed Prisma schema plus a generated GraphQL API and an editable Admin UI. It provides session management and ready mutations for sign‑in, sign‑out and magic links, TypeScript list schemas that become database models, programmable access control functions, and hooks to extend the API with Prisma client logic. The demo shows an end‑to‑end dev workflow where the system scaffolds code, runs, and manages content without locking into a hosted service.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:23What is a CMS
- 2:17Content vs Data
- 4:00Configurable vs Programming
- 8:00Replace with Keystone
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