Payload CMS is such a great option. They've introduced Postgres support meaning you can self-host with a provider like Supabase.
@ThaiMyShooseАй бұрын
You can also use MongoDB and self-host!
@saidakhrarov5322Ай бұрын
I've fallen in love with PayloadCMS. You just feel powerful. Imagine a CMS that gives you full control over your models, auth, fetching, caching, admin, etc... I haven't seen this much utility since learning Django years ago. It's quickly become one of my go-to's.
@azazinlove7514Ай бұрын
Directus?
@theklrАй бұрын
Glad to see Payload getting some love
@phantom7132Ай бұрын
This kind of sponsorship is harmonious 🙂
@bioburdenАй бұрын
Been waiting for v3 of Payload for quite a while - glad its finally out, the team there are killing it
@AnthonyCandaeleАй бұрын
PayloadCMS is awesome, can't wait to build my first project with it. In the meantime I would love to see more tutorials like this on PayloadCMS.
@cnikolovАй бұрын
The content is spot on as always, thanks for taking the video ❤🎉
@realThinkingPokerАй бұрын
It’s really good. Using 3.0bate now. Can’t wait for the release of 3.0. It just works. So much more easier to use than all the other headless CMSs.
@dinckelmanАй бұрын
I've started using Payload myself a few weeks ago, and while the 3.0 beta has been way better of an experience than 2.x, the amount of bugs from being built on top of a pre-alpha Next 15 + React 19 version is quite a problem
@JamesMikrutАй бұрын
I fully agree - we've been moving quick for sure but it's starting to get more stable! there is a light at the end of the tunnel! we've also been working closely with the Next.js team to make sure that we are in a good spot for Next 15 and React 19. Will be releasing stable 3.0 alongside of those stable versions
@basketballlife563216 күн бұрын
@@JamesMikrutsounds like music to my ears
@jeffreyjdesirАй бұрын
All this for free and os??? damn is it Christmas already?
@yassinebouchouchaАй бұрын
I was thinking between Directus and NocoDB for my current project ! I will give Payload a try !
@goodtimeswerehadАй бұрын
Such a great video Jack, really appreciate it.
@javayhuАй бұрын
Thanks Jack❤ learned a lot from this video 😄
@charliesta.abc123Ай бұрын
This looks good, should come handy in a project soon
@wealthassistantАй бұрын
Using it on a project right now and loving it!
@ahmedabdelrahman4034Күн бұрын
cann't wait for stable release
@carlobaumgartner7511Ай бұрын
the commmand for the migration is not working @ 4:47
@thezeppo6 күн бұрын
Unrelated to much of anything - there was a point you were deleting a bunch of imports - you can remove all unused imports with Alt + Shift + O, I only realised this was a thing the other day :)
@basketballlife563216 күн бұрын
Using vercel blob is a great option however using the same way as you’ve taught has a limitation of less than 4.5mb uploads which revolves around the use of server uploads I.e if you are uploading from payload directly, media files should be less than 4.5mb. But there’s a workaround. In vercel blob docs, it says we can opt to using client upload rather than server upload which has a less strict limit, But unfortunately for me, I have tried to implement it but it has failed to work. So I was wondering if you could address this on a video or personally please, I really need a solution… Also, even while using the sever upload, and when I upload a media of 4.5mb or less, it is successful, but it fails to reflect in my page where I’m fetching the uploads in production not until I redeploy again.. please your Help is needed. Thanks
@basketballlife563216 күн бұрын
God, using payloadcms v3 beta with other betas like react 19 and nextjs15 is literally the best experience I could ever ask for, nevertheless, I fought with bugs day and night till I was able to deploy pheew, which is understandable as they are beta, but I can’t wait for stable release.. still enjoying the beta
@gavinland8486Ай бұрын
Hey Jack, why create the separate API route to searchMovies, instead of just calling the searchMovies function directly in your code? Why the extra step?
@jherrАй бұрын
You could do that, but a lot of folks stress out about calling a server action that is a query and not an action. So I decided to avoid that controversy and go for an API endpoint. FWIW, server actions are POST requests, so they aren't cached normally.
@AddictedToSKAАй бұрын
Great tutorial, thanks!
@rodrigorb2630Ай бұрын
Are there any CMS options that offer elastic/semantic/vector search out of the box?
@jherrАй бұрын
Great question! Not that I know of, but I haven't looked. What I can say is that Postgres (and probably Neon) offer a vector extension and a field type for that along with HNSW indexing. And since Payload offers hooks you could easily add embedding creation as a hook with insertion into the vector. Alternatively, if you don't want the user waiting around you could post an event to Inngest and let it do the work on the backend to get the embedding and add it to the record.
@nicolaslair42Ай бұрын
Mongo Atlas Search is another option is using Mongo with Payload
@thomaspavelka7335Ай бұрын
Would you use MongoDB or Postgres as database and why?
@somewonderfulguyАй бұрын
Forgive for a dumb question as I'm quite inexperienced in back-end, but should I commit migration files?
@wealthassistantАй бұрын
Yes.
@pisitch1Ай бұрын
Yep. If you have multiple builds that may not go to all the environments, committing the migration files (say by build) is going to be critical. When you run payload migration command, it will automatically check against the target DB which migrations are not executed yet and only apply those. Really helps with DB migration automation as part of the pipeline. 👍👍
@wealthassistantАй бұрын
during development, I'd recommend you always only keep one migration file per version release. Makes things a lot easier.
@Pete133Ай бұрын
Also, for anyone just learning payload, you don’t have to do the migrations manually. You can just let the dev server automatically create the tables.
@danielzaremba2677Ай бұрын
Awesome walkthrough, Jack! One quick question I have, is it not possible to pass the already loaded data to the server action instead of doing another request with the movie ID? I mean data is already in the page right? In case I didn’t miss something around it. Thanks!
@jherrАй бұрын
I wouldn't. The data on the client could be out of date with what is on the server. Plus these server data fetches are extremely fast.
@chukwuemekaallisonАй бұрын
I use Directus though. It is actually because of timing. At the start, they never had PostgreSQL
@somewonderfulguyАй бұрын
Hi Jack, you mentioned that it works on top of app router. Will it work with page router? I'm asking because module federation plugin made by Zack Jackson does not support app router and is not going too...
@muhadbk0Ай бұрын
Use payload v2
@alessiogrАй бұрын
Absolutely! Though if you want to host payload in the same app, you'll need to use the app router. If you want to use the page router, you can host payload separately - just like any other cms - and still use payload v3.
@HypawolfАй бұрын
Payload looks nice. But I love sanity as a content management system.
@nickwoodward819Ай бұрын
If I'm self-hosting this, what should I be considering RE postgres and security?
@kyawzayannaing800724 күн бұрын
I love your video. But for me when I deployed on payloadcms it is extremely slow I don’t know. Could it be because of vercel-postgres and vercel-bolb region?
@truepicksyt3323Ай бұрын
Is there a option to connect my own API to publish content so I can maintain a local/demo db and publish it to my prod db.
Ай бұрын
Hi ! Thanks for your video, this is great content :) If one wants to deploy this project to Vercel, he would then need a host for the database and the blobstore for the medias ? Following your video I’m not sure if Vercel host the DB automatically with Neon and the Blob store for the media… Thank anyway, keep up the great work !
@jherrАй бұрын
If you hit the verel deploy button it will use Neon fo the DB and the vercel blob store for the images.
@nischaltimalsina6419Ай бұрын
What do you use for the terminal?
@jherrАй бұрын
JetBrains Mono Nerd Font
@Diego_CabreraАй бұрын
Could you make a video deploying this app using coolify?
@cariyaputtaАй бұрын
No SQLite support atm. Sadge.
@anonanon7368Ай бұрын
How does it compare to strapi (CMS) and convex (BaaS)?
@jherrАй бұрын
TBH, I would just try it and see. Clone my repo or clone the starter kit. Give it a go and see what you think.
@TeewattАй бұрын
Shoutout to the @AllAboutPayload YT channel
@genie_devАй бұрын
Can you compare Payload and Strapi?
@affiliatepaid747Ай бұрын
When will react-19 be released, nextjs15???
@relocacaАй бұрын
cant do the migration.
@hcgaronАй бұрын
yarn payload migrate:create initial
@simonhartley9158Ай бұрын
I'm getting very confused what "native" means in this context.
@jherrАй бұрын
With 2.0 you had to use NextJS in a custom server mode. This version is just seamlessly integrated within any modification to the Next setup.
@sufibladeАй бұрын
The best CMS, unfortunately doesn't support our db engine
@DominikZoggАй бұрын
Hopefully your DB engine is not MySQL. The finding a CMS is the least of your problem.
@yehorpidhornyi9999Ай бұрын
@@DominikZogg even if it is, mysql and sqlite support is around the corner
@WiktorJurekАй бұрын
@@DominikZogg lmao
@sufibladeАй бұрын
@@DominikZogg haha it is SQL server
@DominikZoggАй бұрын
@@sufiblade only worked onces with it. It supports spaces in field names, at this project was that bad using it. We had to patch an ORM to use it (Doctrine, PHP).
@dilshodziyodullayev6472Ай бұрын
👍
@kashnigahbarudaАй бұрын
When we can use payload with sqlite and remix ❤❤❤❤
@doughamlinАй бұрын
"Slug" is a newspaper term en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slug_%28publishing%29
@Gaijin101Ай бұрын
Anyone compared Payload with the king, Directus? Dont really care about react. Just need a damn good CMS
@Michael-MartellАй бұрын
I have been asking them to make a Xata db adapter. If that’s something that interested you, please send them a message!
@JamesMikrutАй бұрын
have you tried it with our Postgres adapter? I bet it could work. Never tried it myself but would be willing to take a peek into it in the near-ish future for ya
@Michael-MartellАй бұрын
@@JamesMikrut Yeah I spent several weeks trying everything I could. There's an issue with the naming conventions with using Postgres. Xata renames columns from id to xata_id, when using their beta postgres database. Why I think it's worth the effort, is that they don't put any db's to sleep, so building payload into applications that may not have as many reads and writes would appeal to a large amount of projects. Sure, I could just make a time trigger to auto update something in supabase every week but I'd rather work within the system than fight against it, and thats where I think Xata really shines.
@greendsnowАй бұрын
Admin access through email and password... Just don't use it! It's hackable in this day and age.
@payloadcmsАй бұрын
That's our out of the box login to keep it simple for most use cases, but you have full control to integrate your authentication with whatever you need like SSO services or nextjs plugins
@greendsnowАй бұрын
@@payloadcms Give a number from 0 to 100 to the possibility of some regular guy who chooses a cms to deal with his content to do that auth thing on his own. 42? 69? Good, now subtract number from 100 and you'll find the percentage of your websites you expose to the risk of deletion, or worse via un/pw attack because it's the default way of auth... We need TOTP in every un/pw application in 2024.