Podcasts about strapi

Par où commencer quand on veut structurer son Go To Market en startup ?Pas besoin d'être une scale-up, ni d'avoir une armée de commerciaux pour poser les premières briques d'une stratégie Go To Market efficace.Dans cet épisode, je reçois Quentin Sinig, expert des sujets Go To Market en startup early stage (Strapi, Pruna AI).Il partage une vision terrain, concrète et sans langue de bois pour aider les fondateurs et fondatrices à lancer une dynamique de croissance saine, en phase avec leur produit et leur culture.On parle de :✔ Pourquoi le Go To Market ne concerne pas que les commerciaux✔ Le bon timing pour structurer ce sujet quand on est une startup tech✔ Les premiers recrutements clés pour accélérer✔ Les erreurs à éviter : recruter trop tôt, mal définir les rôles, mal onboarder✔ Comment embarquer toute l'équipe, y compris les ingénieurs, dans une culture orientée client✔ Faut-il mettre du variable ? Comment rester performant sans culture toxique✔ Comment construire une culture du Go To Market dès l'onboardingUn échange riche en apprentissages concrets pour les dirigeants, RH ou fondateurs qui veulent activer leur croissance… sans y laisser leur culture d'équipe.

Jim nous raconte comment il a rencontré son cofondateur, les débuts de Strapi, la levée de fonds jusqu'à sa sortie du projet il y a quelques mois. Un parcours passionnant

Today, we're delighted to be talking to Pierre Burgy, the founder and CEO of Strapi, a headless CMS. We're getting into how they're trying to eliminate having your CMS be your biggest headache as a developer. Pierre has a fresh perspective on open source business models, and open source itself that we're excited to get into in this episode! It all came about when Pierre and his friends were building websites for themselves and clients, and dealing with the struggles of trying to efficiently build on websites from mobile devices. The APIs were slow, and overall it was a grinding process. This, of course, set them on a course if developing a content management system based on an API - it was a no-brainer. They knew Strapi needed to be a business. We also ask him the key question - how do you get from an early stage project to 60,000 stars on GitHub. According to Pierre, blog posts worked well in the early days, and encouraging friends to get on board in the even earlier stages. But at the end of the day it's about keeping your eye on the project, pursuing improvements and nurturing your community. Make sure to give this a listen! Reach out to Pierre here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierre-burgy-strapi-88671673/ Check out Strapi here: https://strapi.io/ Find out more and listen to previous podcasts here: https://www.voxgig.com/podcast Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly updates and information about upcoming meetups: https://voxgig.substack.com/ Join the Dublin DevRel Meetup group here: www.devrelmeetup.com

Heureux de vous retrouver pour ce nouvel épisode. Nous allons parler d'un documentaire sur Node.JS, de Bun qui passe en version 1.1 et qui fonctionne avec désormais sur Windows, d'Angular et Wiz qui mergent pour le meilleur et pour le pire, de comment debugger dans le navigateur avec Copilot. Mais aussi de Solito, un mélange entre React Native et Next.JS, de Strapi 5 avec sa beta déjà disponible; De WebAwesome, une librairie de Web Components, d'une librairie Drag and Drop, de Laravel Herd enfin disponible sur Windows, de l'Interactivity API dans WordPress 6.5. Puis de Vito, une interface de déploiement pour gérer ses serveurs facilement, d'un défi pour créer un jeux de mini-golf lancé par Vjeux et enfin, une tendance web back pour éviter d'écrire du JS. Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez toutes les notes et les liens de l'épisode sur cette page : https://double-slash.dev/podcasts/news-04-24/

Pierre Burgy is Co-Founder & CEO of Strapi, the open source Node.js headless CMS. Their open source project has over 55K stars on GitHub and is 100% JavaScript, fully customizable, and built developer-first. Strapi has raised $45M from investors including CRV, Index, and Accel. In this episode, we discuss the project's origins and impressive growth trajectory, their community-based approach to product roadmap, why they waited 5 years to monetize the project, why Pierre sees cloud as the best open source GTM model & more!

Giskard, a Paris, France-based software startup specializing in artificial intelligence quality, raised €1.5 million in a funding round led by Elaia with participation from investors including Bessemer Venture Partners. I interviewed Alex Combessie, co-founder and CEO at Giskard. Alex started his career in finance and loved the data part of finance and strategic consulting. He went back to school for data science and became a software engineer and data scientist. Giskard's AI Test product allows for the building of automated tests on AI models to measure critical quality criteria, including ethics, robustness, and efficiency. Angel investors including Christine Balagué (Founder of Good in Tech), Julien Chaumond (CTO of Hugging Face), Oscar Salazar (Founding CTO of Uber), Nathalie Gaveau (Co-Founder of PriceMinister), Charles Gorintin (CTO of Alan), Nick Hernandez (CEO of 360Learning), Vincent Huguet (CEO of Malt), Shéhérazade Semsar de Boisséson (CEO of McCourt Global), Chris Schagen (ex-CMO of Contentful) and Victor Coisne (VP Marketing of Strapi) also participated in the round. The investment will provide the startup with the firepower to engage in a sustained recruitment drive that will welcome additional talent to develop and commercialize its offer while venturing into new fields including computer vision, time series, and generative AI models. - Founded 2021 - HQ in Paris - Staff of 12 - 1.5M Pre-seed Round Alex Combessie's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcombessie/ Giskard's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcombessie/ SaaS Fundraising Story: https://www.thesaasnews.com/news/giskard-raises-1-5-million-in-funding Join Ben's SaaS community here: https://www.thesaasacademy.com/offers/ivNjwYDx/checkout Follow Ben on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benrmurray Subscribe to Ben's SaaS newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/df1db6bf8bca/the-saas-cfo-sign-up-landing-page

Paul Bratslavsky is a developer advocate at Strapi.  In this episode, Paul talks about growing up in Russia, family, moving to America, Connecticut, education, interests, parenthood, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, technology, Austin (Texas), Coding After Thirty, and so much more!

Dans cet épisode spécial news pour mars 2023, nous évoquons un retour d'expérience avec Astro, Strapi qui sort une version cloud et ajuste ses prix, TypeScript 5.0, WordPress Radicle, la nouvelle doc React, etc.. Retrouvez toutes les notes et les liens de l'épisode sur cette page : https://double-slash.dev/podcasts/news_mars_23/

On this episode of Ship It! We go further into the topic of CMS's, or Content Management Systems by talking about DEPT DASH, a new product from DEPT that helps you bootstrap applications that use headless CMS's like Strapi and Contentful.  Host Matt Merrill is joined by Allan Winterseick, Managing Partner, DEPT US and John Berger, Principal Engineer on DEPT DASH to talk about it as well as why you might use headless CMS's.   We also have a screencast of using DEPT DASH you can see here.   Links for our Picks: Matt - "Breath" by James Nestor  John - ADS-B Receivers on Raspberry PI  Allan - "A Perfect Spy" by John Le Carre 

Kiedy słyszymy Content Management System (CMS) to najpewniej w pierwszym momencie przychodzi nam na myśl WordPress albo Drupal. Raczej mało kto podejrzewa, że System Zarządzania Incydentami (Issue Tracking System) może również w powodzeniem służyć nam do zarządzania treścią. Rozmawiamy o platformie Octotype, która wykorzystuje Next.js do publikowania wpisów z GitHub Issues. Omawiamy szczegóły tego rozwiązania i zastanawiamy się czy podobne podejście można by wykorzystać w świecie dokumentacji technicznej. Sprostowanie: Podczas nagrania skrótowiec ISR rozwijamy jako "Incremental Site Regeneration". To jest błąd z naszej strony, ponieważ prawidłowa wersja to "Incremental Static Regeneration". Dźwięki wykorzystane w audycji pochodzą z kolekcji "107 Free Retro Game Sounds" dostępnej na stronie https://dominik-braun.net, udostępnianej na podstawie licencji Creative Commons license CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Informacje dodatkowe: Octotype: https://octotype.app/ Profil Pablo Bermejo na LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/in/pablobermejo Vercel: https://vercel.com Medium: https://medium.com/ Dev.to: https://dev.to/ Hashnode: https://hashnode.com/ GitHub Issues: https://github.com/features/issues ChatGPT: https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/ TypeScript: https://www.typescriptlang.org/ Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) w Next.js: https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching/incremental-static-regeneration Introducing JSX: https://reactjs.org/docs/introducing-jsx.html "#32 Tech Writer zatrudnia asystenta, czyli sztuczna inteligencja w służbie dokumentacji", Tech Writer koduje: https://techwriterkoduje.pl/blog/2021/07/29/tech-writer-zatrudnia-asystenta Mastodon: https://joinmastodon.org/ diaspora*: https://diasporafoundation.org/ WordPress: https://wordpress.com/ Strapi: https://strapi.io/

Mary Raymond is an Account Executive at Strapi.io and has previously worked at Kentico and Kontent.ai.  In this episode, Mark talks about growing up in small town New Hampshire, family, technology, confessions of an Apple Store associate, moving to California, community, and career trajectory.

Freelance à côté de ses études, Pierre développe un projet avec ses futurs associés. Un projet qui lui prend de plus en plus de temps. Jusqu'au jour où il décide de mettre tout son focus dessus. Strapi est née. Non sans difficultés. Car avant de monétiser un projet open source, il faut déjà créer une communauté. Un autre monde. Mais le pari est réussi. Aujourd'hui, Strapi c'est :

Hello and welcome back to Equity, a podcast about the business of startups, where we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines.Alex and Grace are back to cover the biggest, boldest and baddest technology news. This week we are not recording on a Tuesday as it's a regular week. Though we would add that Equity will be live on Thursday, when we record our Friday episode. So if you wanted to come hang, make sure that you are following the show on Twitter.Right, so what did we get into this morning?Stocks are generally up, major cryptos are not doing too much this morning, and a Coinbase downgrade caught our eye.Backstage Capital is laying off staff as it focuses on only investing into existing portfolio companies. With less capital than before going to Black founders, seeing a fund that focused on investing into underrepresented founders struggle is a bummer.The Strapi startup round was a fun one to look at, fusing open-source tech and CMSs, a tool that we use here at TechCrunch rather often.And then there is the mess at Digital World Acquisition Corp., the SPAC that wants to merge with former American President Trump's digital media company. It's in trouble with regulators.The chaos did not start there, however. 3AC is in default (like Russia!), the BlockFi rescue deal had internal pushback, Klarna may only be worth $10 billion, MilkRun loses lots of money, and we're learning more about how India's government is going after Twitter.So, a great way to start the week. We kid. Chat soon!

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Connor Finlayson about his experience building and teaching no code projects. Postlight Podcast - Sponsor Postlight is a strategy, design, and engineering firm that builds platforms for some of the biggest organizations in the world. The Postlight Podcast is hosted by senior leaders Rich Ziade, Paul Ford, Gina Trapani, and Chris LoSacco. If you're looking for answers to tough leadership questions, the Postlight Podcast has you covered. Listen to new episodes every Tuesday, wherever you get your podcasts. SeedProd - Sponsor Our Sponsor for today's episode is a popular WordPress plugin, SeedProd, a fast growing drag & drop WordPress website builder that helps you create custom WordPress themes & page layouts without any code. Over 1 million websites are using SeedProd to build WordPress sites faster. You can start with one of their hundreds of pre-made website templates to save time or use the blank canvas to build a no-code website. It has built-in email marketing integrations, dynamic personalization, and many other powerful features to help you build a fast WordPress website without writing code. Try SeedProd Pro today and get 50% off or start with their free version by downloading it from the WordPress plugin directory. Strapi - Sponsor Strapi enables developers to build projects faster by providing a customizable API out of the box and giving them the freedom to use their favorite tool as it has both REST and GraphQL endpoints. Strapi is extensible and frontend agnostic, built to cover all your content use cases. Give Strapi a try at Strapi.io/demo, find your missing content workflow piece on our marketplace, and learn more about Strapi and how it help you on our Youtube. Show Notes 00:38 Welcome to Syntax 01:54 Guest introduction Unicorn Factory ConnorFinlayson.com Connor's YouTube channel 04:49 What is no code? 10:57 Is no code going to replace programmers? 14:57 Sponsor: Postlight Podcast 15:59 What are your favorite tools for no code? Zapier Webflow Make.com Airtable Memberstack Jetboost Bubble 19:23 When do you need to use real JavaScript? 23:23 Where do you find information about no code? 25:26 Sponsor: SeedProd 39:25 How do you handle version control? 43:26 Are there native apps in no code land? Notion Editor X 46:16 What is AirTable? 49:36 Cost of no code tools 52:45 Sponsor: Strapi 53:45 Supperclub Questions 06:42 Shameless Plugs CodeMeetsNoCode 09:49 Sick Picks Flowbase Relume Shameless Plugs Scott: LevelUp Tutorials Wes: Wes Bos Tutorials Tweet us your tasty treats Scott's Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes' Instagram Wes' Twitter Wes' Facebook Scott's Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Anselm Hannemann about burning out, trying out gardening, and how getting away from the screen can help restore your creative energy. Hasura - Sponsor With Hasura, you can get a fully managed, production-ready GraphQL API as a service to help you build modern apps faster. You can get started for free in 30 seconds, or if you want to try out the Standard tier for zero cost, use the code “TryHasura” at this link: hasura.info. We've also got an amazing selection of GraphQL tutorials at hasura.io/learn. Strapi - Sponsor Strapi enables developers to build projects faster by providing a customizable API out of the box and giving them the freedom to use their favorite tool as it has both REST and GraphQL endpoints. Strapi is extensible and frontend agnostic, built to cover all your content use cases. Give Strapi a try at Strapi.io/demo, find your missing content workflow piece on our marketplace, and learn more about Strapi and how it help you on our Youtube. SeedProd - Sponsor Our Sponsor for today's episode is a popular WordPress plugin, SeedProd, a fast growing drag & drop WordPress website builder that helps you create custom WordPress themes & page layouts without any code. Over 1 million websites are using SeedProd to build WordPress sites faster. You can start with one of their hundreds of pre-made website templates to save time or use the blank canvas to build a no-code website. It has built-in email marketing integrations, dynamic personalization, and many other powerful features to help you build a fast WordPress website without writing code. Try SeedProd Pro today and get 50% off or start with their free version by downloading it from the WordPress plugin directory. Show Notes 00:39 Welcome 01:58 Guest introduction HelloAnselm.com Anselm on Twitter Web Development Reading List Newsletter 10:04 Doing things yourself as a form of therapy 14:33 Sponsor: Hasura 16:34 Rules for digital usage? 19:25 How do you learn you're burned out? 26:30 Sponsor: Strapi 28:10 Gardening Gardening site Garden on Instagram The Post Apocalyptic Inventor 29:46 What do you feed your plants? 34:09 Irrigation issues 35:52 Sponsor: SeedProd 38:03 Dealing with weeds 40:54 What about chickens? 44:20 Farming as a business 45:39 Incorporating tech into the gardening 54:06 Supper Club Questions Today I Learned Stefan Judis Web Design Weekly 59:09 ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ××× Shameless Plugs Scott: LevelUp Tutorials Wes: Wes Bos Tutorials Tweet us your tasty treats Scott's Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes' Instagram Wes' Twitter Wes' Facebook Scott's Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Victor Savkin about NX Monorepo development. Whiskey Web and Whatnot - Sponsor Whiskey Web and Whatnot is different than your typical dev podcast. We show a lighter, more human side of developers you know and love, like a fireside chat with your favorite devs. Past guests include Tom Preston-Werner, Kent C. Dodds, Charlie Gerard, and of course Wes Bos! We have discussed everything from Next.js and TypeScript to Chuck's past life as a blackjack dealer, Cincinnati Chili, the best casseroles, and of course whiskey! Visit whiskeywebandwhatnot.fm or find them wherever you listen to podcasts. Strapi - Sponsor Strapi enables developers to build projects faster by providing a customizable API out of the box and giving them the freedom to use their favorite tool as it has both REST and GraphQL endpoints. Strapi is extensible and frontend agnostic, built to cover all your content use cases. Give Strapi a try at strapi.io/demo, find your missing content workflow piece on our marketplace,and learn more about Strapi and how it help you on our Youtube channel. Show Notes 00:29 Welcome 02:42 Guest introduction 04:07 What tools did Google use? 10:49 What do bigger companies use for version control? 14:40 What is Nx? Nx 21:02 How does Nx help you upgrade projects? 27:42 Sponsor: Whiskey Web and Whatnot 28:33 How does Nx fit into the existing tooling? 37:27 Sponsor: Strapi 39:02 Caching and skipping builds 44:50 The problem with caching 48:44 Is it used for images or video? 51:40 Small projects can benefit as well 53:13 Lightning questions Happy Hacking KB IntelliJ LunarVim VS Code 02:23 Shameless Plugs Shameless Plugs Scott: LevelUp Tutorials Wes: Wes Bos Tutorials Tweet us your tasty treats Scott's Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes' Instagram Wes' Twitter Wes' Facebook Scott's Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

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タイムライン 00:42 Adobe Experience Manager(AEM)からのAlgoliaへのデータ取り込みによるSearch and Discovery 04:42 Strapi CMSで構築したWebサイトにAlgoliaのAutocomplete検索体験を追加 関連リンク (日本語ブログ) Adobe Experience Manager(AEM)からのAlgoliaへのデータ取り込みによるSearch and Discovery (英語ブログ) Ingesting Data from Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) for Search & Discovery (Algolia Resources) Pentair Customer Showcase: Strengthening Adobe's ecommerce engine using Algolia (英語ブログ) Add Autocomplete search to your Strapi CMS

As e-commerce has developed as an industry, the old guard e-commerce tools are phasing out to make way for new guard: headless e-commerce. Our two guests today, Product Marketing Manager at Strapi, Anastasiia Shpiliak, and Ryan Szrama, founder of Centarro, discuss the benefits of headless e-commerce and how to achieve it with Strapi and Centarro.Strapi + headless e-commerceStrapi is an open source, Node.js based, headless CMS with an e-commerce solution. Why headless? As Anastasiia explains, Strapi has been headless from the beginning because, “the founders wanted to give other developers this great experience of integrating their own tools, choosing their own stack, and the freedom to do what they want with the frontend.” Headless enables online shopping, performant fast, and personalized shopping experiences much more easily than traditional monolithic systems, says Anastasiia. It's also more future-proof and easier to deliver omnichannel experiences, especially with Strapi. Strapi's headless e-commerce solution appeals to businesses who are keen on:Flexibility — spin up your own architecture and front endSpeed and performance Freedom to choose tools like a Stripe integrationFreedom to self-hostTest and deliver new pages quicklyCentarro + headless e-commerceCentarro (formerly known as “Commerce Guys”) is Drupal's headless e-commerce solution. Ryan explains Centarro further. “We natively extend the data model of Drupal so that all of the things it does for content management like extensible data structures, database querying workflow content moderation, the whole nine yards, all that applies equally to commerce data.” This allows you to run Drupal Commerce full-stack or headless. Ryan adds, “In a sense, it's really similar to Strapi, but based on PHP instead of JavaScript.”The Centarro headless e-commerce experience appeals to customers who are interested in:ScalabilityPerformance Better front-end customer experience — as Ryan specifies, “‘Better' means nicer, faster, more responsive, and more modern-feeling.”Internationalization and expansion of their businessTry Strapi or Centarro for your move to a faster, e-commerce experience with an improved customer experience.Platform.shLearn more about us.Get started with a free trial.Have a question? Get in touch!Platform.sh on social mediaTwitter @platformshTwitter (France): @platformsh_frLinkedIn: Platform.shLinkedIn (France): Platform.shFacebook: Platform.shWatch, listen, subscribe to the Platform.sh Deploy Friday podcast:YouTubeApple PodcastsBuzzsproutPlatform.sh is a robust, reliable hosting platform that gives development teams the tools to build and scale applications efficiently. Whether you run one or one thousand websites, you can focus on creating features and functionality with your favorite tech stack.

Ready to show off your coding skills to the world? Not so fast. In this episode, Will and Jillian discuss why developers need to simplify their product with the end goal in mind—the customer. They share some awesome examples of how to do this, how you can win Future You's approval, and the steps to create a smooth user experience. “I think it's a hard mental shift to say that my area of expertise shouldn't be visible in the product. But, you need to understand the end goal. My goal is to automate myself out of a job, then move on.” - Will Button In This Episode: Jillian shares a killer example that should inspire all DevOps people to simplify their process As a programmer, you want to tell the customer how great your programming is, right? Hold on…Will shares a different perspective How Will approaches his programming that avoids all customer confusion and creates a seamless experience What Jillian believes is MORE important than learning how to code (sometimes) Why you need these TWO things that will earn Future You's approval Picks: Jillian's Techy: Airflow (https://airflow.apache.org/) and Strapi (https://strapi.io/) Non-techy: Harriet the Hamster Princess (https://amzn.to/3q2Ru6K) Will's Until the End of Time by Brian Greene (https://amzn.to/339TAsn) Connect with Will and Jillian: Jillian: https://twitter.com/jillianerowe Will: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willbutton/

DevRel has evolved over the past few years and in this podcast we are talking to the groundbreaking thought leaders who are paving the way for people and organizations who want to follow DevRel best practices. To many people, Developer Relations is the community management for technical audiences, but for others it's a lot more. It's building relationships and fostering trust, it's collecting and relaying feedback to other teams or it's inspiring people to build tools to empower.This week we talk to Daniel Phiri. Daniel is the Developer Relations Lead at Strapi and considers himself a developer with a content creation problem. To remedy that he is a technical writer and International Speaker and above all, a community builder. He brings us a good insight to the industry and a fun perspective. 

Wtorek, więc porcja newsów. ### Topics Storybook 6.4 - Interactive stories Strapi v4 Gesture Handler 2.0 React-Query-Helper React Virtual Sandpack React Holiday Slack w Deno Kolejne migracje - Angular ### Słuchaj jak Ci wygodnie Youtube https://youtu.be/nRz4HpBeE20 Spotify http://bit.ly/devspresso_spotify Google Podcast http://bit.ly/devspresso_google_podcast iTunes http://bit.ly/devspresso_itunes SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/devspresso/js-news-63 Amazon Podcast: http://bit.ly/devspresso_amazon_podcast ### Prowadzący: Sebastian i Olek https://www.linkedin.com/in/smysakowski/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksander-jakubowski ### Discord!! https://bit.ly/devspresso-discord ### Źródła Storybook 6.4 - Interactive stories https://storybook.js.org/blog/storybook-6-4/ Strapi v4 https://strapi.io/blog/announcing-strapi-v4 Gesture Handler 2.0 https://blog.swmansion.com/introducing-gesture-handler-2-0-50515f1c4afc React-Query-Helper https://github.com/dano-inc/react-query-helper React Virtual https://github.com/tannerlinsley/react-virtual/releases/tag/v2.10.0 Sandpack https://codesandbox.io/post/sandpack-announcement React Holiday https://react.holiday/ Slack w Deno! https://deno.com/blog/slack Kolejne migracje - Angular https://blog.angular.io/thank-you-angular-d90d70f2e9d8

Jillian, Jonathan, Will, and Chuck discuss where the line is between Development and DevOps and what the difference is. They also get into the value of each and when crossover is likely to occur. Panel Charles Max WoodJillian RoweJonathan HallWill Button Sponsors Top End DevsCoaching | Top End Devs Picks Charles- Traeger Grills® - The Original Wood Pellet GrillCharles- CampfireCharles- DonutCharles- Author | Top End DevsCharles- Shadow Hunters | Board Game | BoardGameGeekJillian- StrapiJonathan- Failure Is Not an OptionWill- Working Effectively with Legacy CodeWill-  DIY DevOps Projects to build DevOps skills NOW! - YouTube

The right CMS makes your business and its website more efficient. How to choose CMS? How will the choice affect the Google positions and marketing performance? In the EZ Talks interview, Frontend Developer Patryk will reveal all the truth.0:00 Intro0:32 What is CMS? What are the types?3:23 Which aspects we have to pay attention to while choosing the CMS?5:23 Is WordPress slow?8:21 Can we do all the work by ourselves or we have to find an implementation partner? 12:09 Safety gaps and CMSs13:16 How does CMS affect marketing and SEO characteristics?15:29 Tips for those who want to choose CMS?17:00 How soon will WordPress's technology become outdated?Liked the episode? Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and leave comments! ❤Prefer reading? Check the transcription on our website https://frontendhouse.com/experts-zone/wordpress-vs-strapi-how-to-choose-the-right-cms-experts-zone-talks-12

Host Jennifer Blumberg leads the discussion of Strapi, a Node-based CMS & API provider that allows you to create content-rich experiences. We are joined by guest Daniel Madalitso Phiri from Strapi's developer relations team.

Un épisode de rentrée en format "news". Nous revenons sur les annonces qui ont eu lieu durant l'été 2021. GitHub Copilot Du pair coding avec une AI ! Principalement disponible sur VSCode, GitHub Copilot est une assistance formée sur des milliards de lignes de code public. Elle complète votre code au fur et à mesure que vous écrivez. Elle apprend en analysant votre code et vous suggère la complétion de votre code. Vous êtes libre d'accepter ou non la suggestion. Encore en version technical preview, vous pouvez l'essayer en allant sur cette page : https://copilot.github.com/ GitHub Dev Passer en mode “édition” grâce avec la touche "." ! Quand vous êtes dans un repository sur github.com, il vous suffit d'appuyer sur la touche "." de votre clavier pour passer sur github.dev et éditer le projet sur un VSCode en ligne. Vous pouvez importer vos settings et travailler comme si vous étiez dans votre VSCode installé sur votre ordinateur. Les notes de cet épisode sont créées directement sur github.dev Alpine JS 3 La version de la maturité ! Fin mai, c'est déroulé l'alpine day. https://alpineday.com/watch.Nous vous recommandons de visionner les différentes présentations. Suite à ça, la version 3 d'AlpineJS est sortie. Dans la foulée, un nouveau site et une nouvelle documentation. Petite Vue WTF Evan ! Quand Evan You fait un side project, ça donne petite-vue. Directement inspiré d'AlpineJS, petite vue (avec l'accent) est une petite librairie qui pèse seulement 6Kb. Une grosse majorité des méthodes provenant de VueJS sont disponibles. Elle permet de créer des éléments interactifs dans une page web sans devoir installer une plus grosse librairie. Vue 3 La bêta que l'on utilise tous en prod ! La version 3.2 vient de sortir avec des nouveautés et des grosses améliorations de performance. Lire ici le post de la version 3.2 : https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3.2.html Nuxt 3 Plus c'est long, plus c'est bon ! La version 3.2 vient de sortir avec des nouveautés et L'attente est longue, mais le travail est immense pour l'équipe de Nuxt Lab. La conf Nuxt Nation vient de passer avec une présentation et la timeline du travail pour sortir la version 3 de Nuxt. La première version bêta publique est annoncée pour le 12 octobre 2021. Le travail est immense pour l'équipe, car en plus de réécrire totalement la version 3 en TypeScript, il faut maintenir la version 2 et sortir des nouveaux modules. À l'image de Nuxt Image sorite courant juin 2021 ! En quelques lignes, la version 3 de Nuxt, c'est : Compatible Vue 3 Très compatible avec TypeScript (comme Vue 3) Un nouveau moteur Nitro, très performant et capable de faire de l'incrémentale. Un bundle de prod hyper performant et cross plateforme. Strapi 4 On reprend tout depuis le début ! La version 4 de Strapi est en développement. Une grosse majorité de fonctionnalités est repensée. Voici les principales évolutions : Nouvelle interface d'admin Nouveau système de plugin Nouveau Database Layer Nouvelle API REST et GraphQL Système de migration Système de hook pour étendre Strapi Au-delà de la version 4, Strapi a annoncé un changement de pricing : https://strapi.io/blog/introducing-user-based-pricing-for-strapi-enterprise-edition Astro JS Faire l'inverse des autres ! Astro est un générateur de site statique qui par défaut, ne met aucun JavaScript dans le navigateur. Vous pouvez développer vos templates avec le langage ".astro" mais aussi avec vos frameworks JS préférés : lit, Vue, React, Preact, Svelte ou Solid. Astro compile sans problème avec plusieurs frameworks. En cas d'utilisation d'un component créé avec Vue par exemple, il est rendu par défaut sans interaction, juste en HTML. Ensuite, vous pouvez choisir différents modes d'hydratation pour le rendre interactif : load, visible, idle, only. Il gère également tous les assets (css, etc.). Encore en version bêta, il semble très prometteur. Outil recommandé Fig Podcast présenté par : Alexandre Duval @xlanex6 Patrick Faramaz @PatrickFaramaz

Livestorm ou plutôt, la tornade covid. Avant le confinement ils étaient 30, aujourd'hui ils sont 123. Ils ont levé 25 millions en novembre 2020, en plein confinement n°2 et sont parmi les leaders de l'engagement et de l'interaction des évènements en ligne.Explosion liée au contexte actuelle ou modification profonde de nos modes de travail et de communication, une chose est sûre, le nombre de réunion et d'évènements en ligne a littéralement explosé : apprendre à animer des réunions en ligne, choisir les bonnes plateformes, favoriser l'engagement de son interlocuteur, rendre ses réunions accessibles et interagir efficacement avec les participants.Cofondé par Gilles Bertaux mon invité du jour dans ce nouvel épisode de Génération Do It Yourself, nous déchiffrons ensemble ses conseils et astuces pour l'organisation de webinars qui cartonnent. Plus particulièrement, nous analysons les clés de leur succès depuis ce projet de fin d'étude qu'il a cofondé avec ses trois potes d'école (Hetic) à leur hypercroissance pendant le Covid. Il n'y a pas à dire, pour Gilles Bertaux et Livestorm c'était une sacrée année 2020 !TIMELINE :00:08:46 : Créer de l'engagement grâce à la vidéo00:39:29 : Temps de crise et covid, gérer l'hypercroissance01:09:04 : Comment tu te lances ? Comment tu lèves ?01:21:04 : Lever pour accélérerSHOW NOTES :Les règles du Bingo GDIY et le Bingo GDIYJonathan BenhamouTeams, Zoom et Webex.WebRTCHubspotFrédéric SitterléMadkuduMailchimpStreamYardBox La Scarlett Logitech brio 4K ou PTZ Pro 2Micro FifineBlack Magic Atem pro, Mini LivestreamOpen Broadcaster SoftwareBPI FranceLes associés de Gilles Bertaux : Robin Lambert, Tom Forlini et Vincent Garreau.Laurent Schaffner & Elif Koral Notion DiscordStan MassuerasPaybox, Mondocteur.Les statistiques Livestorm sur les webminarsMailparserCyril Guenoun, partner de Aglae venturesLe podcast DriftPierre Burgy, le cofondateur de Strapi.io On a cité l'épisode de GDIY : #191 - Martin Ohannessian - Le Petit Ballon - Le business du bon vivant#192 - Coline Burland - Omie & Cie - Le monde qui produit ne va pas à la même vitesse que celui qui vendDes livres à lire :Variations énigmatiques, de Eric-Emmanuel SchmittL'obsession du service client de Jonathan LefèvreLa musique du générique vous plaît ? Merci Morgan Prudhomme ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous pouvez suivre Gilles sur LinkedIn et Twitter.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Chris Samiullah goes over building a video course platform with FastAPI, Strapi and Gatsby. It's hosted on ECS and various AWS resources.

今回は、TAOドライブの米井さんをお招きして、受託開発の未来、SalesforceとHerokuを利用したインテグレーションなどについて話しました。

Listen the Frontend News #9 - the podcast about tech and front end innovations with our hosts - Chris and Tommy K. You can always ask us any question during free consultation on https://frontendhouse.com. What is Frontend News #9 about? 1:00 - Contents1:31 - Babel 7.14 arrivedhttps://babeljs.io/blog/2021/04/29/7.14.02:58 - Redux updateshttps://github.com/reduxjs/redux/releases/tag/v4.1.04:18 - Vue dropped support for IE11https://twitter.com/WebReflection/status/13877096436700487696:10 - Strapi and internationalization - what's in common?https://strapi.io/blog/announcing-content-internationalization-v3-67:40 - New fox in the familyhttps://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/88.0/releasenotes/Did you like the video? Share it and leave comments. See you!

Hello :) ! Bienvenue dans le 35ème épisode du podcast AXOPEN. Aujourd’hui, on parle de la Jamstack et des performances ! Qu’est-ce que la Jamstack ? Pour quel type de projet l’utiliser ? Comment la mettre en place dans un projet informatique et avec quels outils ? On répond à toutes ces questions (et bien plus) dans ce podcast ! La team du jour : Philippe, Arthur et Louis ! 0:00 Introduction 1:00 La Jamstack, c’est quoi ? Quels sont ses avantages ? Comment ça marche ? 8:30 Point historique : d’où vient la Jamstack ? 13:06 À quelles technologies pense-t-on quand on parle de la Jamstack ? 15:15 Pourquoi a-t-on choisi Gatsby et Strapi pour la refonte du site web AXOPEN ? 18:30 Conseils pour se lancer avec la Jamstack 21:35 L’intégration continue avec la Jamstack 23:34 La gestion des formulaires avec la Jamstack 25:08 Quels sont les principaux inconvénients de la Jamstack ? 30:30 Coup de coeur / coup de gueule ____ Basée à Lyon depuis 2007, AXOPEN est une entreprise spécialisée dans l’expertise et le développement de projets informatiques sur mesure, constituée de plus de 30 passionné(e)s, experts en nouvelles technologies et en développement. Ce podcast est l’occasion pour notre équipe de technophiles d’échanger sans langue de bois sur les sujets IT qui nous tiennent à coeur, et de vous partager nos expériences ! En espérant que ça vous plaira, vous pouvez nous contacter pour poursuivre les échanges sur notre site AXOPEN : https://www.axopen.com/contact/ :) ____ Crédits son : Maxime Ledan

In this episode, we chat with Pierre Burgy, co-founder and CEO of Strapi. We talk about building a community around a product, structuring DevRel teams, the impact of DevRel, and his vision for the growth of the team at Strapi. He also shares some advice for founders about building DevRel culture in their teams and making their first DevRel hire. Featuring:
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 Tanay Pant (twitter.com/tanay1337)

In today's episode, Piotr speaks to Pierre Burgy, the co-founder, and CEO of Strapi. Strapi is a leading open-source CMS, which proudly boasts a community of over 30,000 members on GitHub. Piotr finds out from Pierre about the open-source business models he has considered, and which ones he's actually adopted as well as how the team managed to build such outstanding user loyalty. They also talk about marketing strategies, how headless CMS's actually work, and what was Pierre's biggest learning of his career. Tune in!

I speak with with Aurélien Georget of Strapi, the leading open-source headless CMS, 100% Javascript, fully customizable and developer-first. I also cover substack, did 2020 get the startups it needed, and just how good is the new M1 chip for machine learning practitioners? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweeklysqueak/message

Après une expérience de presque 4 ans chez Typeform, Victor a intégré l'entreprise Strapi. Son principal challenge ? Traduire le langage Tech à une cible de clients marketing. Dans cet épisode, il nous mentionne les 3 étapes clés de sa Customer Journey : 1) Onboarding : accueillir le client sur la plateforme de manière qualitative 2) Training : utiliser un vocabulaire adapté pour le faire utiliser la plateforme de manière optimale 3) Consulting : se positionner comme un véritable partenaire de confiance pour aller plus loin dans ses projets ad hoc

Dans ce premier débat AM KAM gram, on se demande si le fait d'avoir une part variable dans son salaire peut être parfois un biais dans la relation d'un CSM avec ses clients. Autrement dit, sans salaire variable, un CSM serait plus à même de juger des véritables besoins de son clients, sans potentielle survente au moment d'un upsell ou d'un cross-sell. On rentre dans le vif du sujet et on aborde les questions suivantes : - Quels KPI retrouve-t-on généralement dans la part variable des CSM ? - Pourquoi la satisfaction et le succès client sont-ils si importants ? - Le fait d'objectiver un CSM est-il un frein à la cohérence et à la réussite de sa mission ? - Quelle place pour la motivation ? Merci à mes 2 supers invités : Victor de Strapi et Jérémy de Salesmachine ! Son de la fin : extrait de "Make it rain" de Fat Joe & Lil Wayne

WordPress has been a dominant force in the world of online publishing for many years because of how battle-tested it is. WordPress is the definitive leader in CMS technology. But there have always been alternatives. Drupal, Ghost, and other open source CMSes. More recently, there has been an emergence of the headless CMS, such as Contentful, which decouples the CMS backend from the frontend presentation layer.Strapi is a popular open source headless CMS. Pierre Burgy is the founder of Strapi, and he joins the show to talk about the CMS category, the role that Strapi fills, and the technology behind Strapi.

In episode 58 of JAMstack Radio, Brian speaks with Pierre Burgy of Strapi. They discuss bootstrapping APIs, marketing open source projects as products, and the importance of tutorials over documentation for the adoption of new technology.

In episode 58 of JAMstack Radio, Brian speaks with Pierre Burgy of Strapi. They discuss bootstrapping APIs, marketing open source projects as products, and the importance of tutorials over documentation for the adoption of new technology.

Comment Pierre & ses cofondateurs Kim et Aurélien ont monté Strapi en parallèle de leurs études. On parle de l'open source, un modèle encore peu développé en Europe mais où l'on voit une vague de nouvelles startups françaises (Containous, MeiliSearch, …) et européennes prometteuses. Pourquoi les investisseurs croient dans l'open source et comment on mesure la valeur de ces sociétés dans des stade early stage alors qu'elles génèrent souvent peu ou pas de revenus : la traction / les étoiles sur Github, l'usage via des outils de trackings, les « logos » (sociétés qui utilisent le logiciel comme la NASA ou Delivery Hero pour Strapi). Pierre explique comment on parle à des VCs sur un sujet aussi technique et sur un sujet qui fait peur en Europe étant donné qu'on monétise après quelques années d'opérations… On revient sur ses 3 tours de table : 1m$ avec BPI France (JP) & Kima (Alexis) en 2018, 4m$ il y a 6 mois avec Accel (Dan) et Stride (Pia) puis 10m$ avec Index en Lead (Ari, Julia). La préparation, le momentum, comment Index a préempté la Series A en 4 jours, l'élément déclencheur & pourquoi c'est bien d'avoir une relation avec des VCs en amont… On discute aussi de la valeur ajoutée des investisseurs et des objectifs visés avec cette belle levée de fonds. Enfin on échange sur les US, le plus gros marché pour les sociétés dans le logiciel – un gros enjeu pour le développement de Strapi.

Programmare pesante, tirare su una infrastruttura complessa, webserver, database non è sempre la scelta migliore, specie se si vuole creare un semplice sito vetrina.Per farlo im modo semplice ci viene in aiuto il Jamstack Jamstack Javascript Api Markup.Jigsaw o gatsby per creare rapidamente il sito, e un pannello di amministrazione perfetto con strapi senza scrivere una linea di codice.Oggi in questa puntata vi parlo della mia esperienza.Capitoli00:00 Intro01:09 Il nuovo sito del podcast04:00 Jamstack Javascript Api Markup07:46 Jigsaw i componenti di Laravel, Markdown per fare il sitoweb senza troppa programmazione