Partner Interview
summary
VirtusLab explains concrete outcomes: they build and maintain navigation and comments plugins, add a community-requested reactions plugin, and take ownership of a Google Cloud Storage media provider and migrations across Strapi v3→v4→v5. A single Strapi instance now serves Tesco Technology with 30+ content consumers across regions, showing the stack fits TypeScript-first teams and open‑source workflows. Expect notes on plugin design, migration steps, multi‑region content modeling, and how community demand drove feature choices and maintenance.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and partner overview
- 1:04First encounter with Strappy
- 2:09Open source advantages of Strappy
- 3:32Strappy in tech stack
- 4:14Community and flexibility
- 4:58Maintained plugins for Strappy
- 6:45Contributions to Strappy ecosystem
- 7:06Proud project with Tesco Technology
- 8:13Strappy as top choice
- 8:33Future trends in content management
- 9:17Reaction to Strappy AI
- 10:24Advice for agencies adopting Strappy
- 11:49Resources for Strappy beginners
- 12:32How to find Vertis Labs
