In a world where most experienced devs are defensive about their own actual code, this just goes to show how transparent and brave you're Max, and how much you think of us, and not just in yourself. Thanks man! Would be great to see more of this Storyblok, hopefully also with React?
Thank you Max. I think Storyblok is a great topic for one of your future udemy projects. You can make it known to a greater audience and that's good for everybody using it.
This is great, as long as developers always remember that storyblock can double or tripple their prices with a months notice. It sounds like a brilliant service and I will certainly use it in the future if I get the chance. But I will not trust storyblock completely until they have been consistently good company for 3 or 4+ years. And if I do use them I will ensure that I can swop to another system easily enough.
Thanks for a behind the scenes look, great to know your choice of frameworks for this project. I noticed that you don't manage users on your site. If you were to add user registration and have member only content would you use another service and if not would you code user management yourself or use a third party platform like firebase?
Hey! I don`t know what to do with this: Module Error (from ./node_modules/eslint-loader/index.js), I `ve read a lot of comments and blogs with different variants how to solove this issue, but I haven`t solved it yet. Maybe you can give me some advices?
How do this works on the Server, can i click publish on storyboard and the site is updated on my server, so how does the update on my server triggered?
Hey Max, thanks for sharing this, I only get one question, will Storyblock create the sitemap.xml file automatically so we can submit to google search console? I just check your page with the command `site:academind.com` in google and found 69 pages indexed, is that right? if i may ask, thanks
Good evening, I Will love to know how you manage (login and paiment), Storyblok seems to be perfecto for my little website but I Will need an authentification système and a payment form...
Academind Thanks for the reply. I’ve been looking at starting a blog with Storyblok or Contentful as content infrastructure. But since I’m new to web dev I couldn’t wrap my head around how to go about coding the front end & what stack to use for it. Personally I prefer to code in Python or Javascript that’s aside HTML, CSS. But I can’t find any comprehensive video on the internet that walks a newbie through the process. We all know reading documentations are the worst. Any newbie guide on how to develop & deploy using this next gen infrastructure would be deeply appreciated. I’ve made Wordpress sites but I never messed with code until now. I’ve started to learn coding from the scratch HTML & CSS first. Regards Confidence.
Interesting. I believe that implementation is for the "public" part of your site. In the pro part, where you have to handle user accounts, I guess you must have another backend supporting that, right? maybe firebase? Storyblok does not seem to support that functionality of user accounts with specific content per user ... In any case, thank you for showing the inside of a "Real project" as tutorials don't always go that deep.
Great video! Real quick, in your opinion, is Storyblok a good soultion for a health app that allows user login, keeps data about a user (height, weight etc), works with health watches, and allows users to challenge other users?
You typically want your own backend if you don't just manage content which you want to display but if you also want to store user generated data. That's just an example though and you could also combine Storyblok with a custom backend. We actually also use our own backend/ code for newsletter signup. That's not done through storyblok.
If we are not using a story block , then how would you suggest to store data , basically how should we have our backend ( arhitecture ) using Node.js and Mongo DB . Thanks ......
There's not the one single solution. There are thousands of available technologies and services - pick the one which best suits your project. Use a service like Storyblok if you want a readily configured CMS. Use Firebase or AWS if you don't want to configure database resources but want to write your own business logic (server-side code). Use Node, PHP, ... + MongoDB or MySQL if you want to build and configure everything on your own.
We don't actually use JS on the backend (besides some AWS Lambda code) but why would it be messy? It has its weaknesses but I personally enjoy working with it (and NodeJS)
people jump into it without knowing how single threading , multi-threading, concurrency affect their product performance.. people use node js for making website, reinvent everything with shiny new things which only will make their life hard.. Big corporation uses node js because they know where it fit right, but i see people use node js every where just because they read some fortune 500 company uses it. If we take a close look at php-laravel, python-django they are awesome for most of our development need, i am not saying node-js on server is bad, but people just overthink about per-optimization and what not.
In a world where most experienced devs are defensive about their own actual code, this just goes to show how transparent and brave you're Max, and how much you think of us, and not just in yourself. Thanks man! Would be great to see more of this Storyblok, hopefully also with React?
Thanks so much - also for the suggestion! I'll see what I can do :)
Thank you Max. I think Storyblok is a great topic for one of your future udemy projects. You can make it known to a greater audience and that's good for everybody using it.
Thanks a lot Fernando, I'll definitely see what I can do about it :)
Thanks for this.
Storyblok is good Idea.
Can u create some videos with Nuxt and Storyblok in future?
U r great instructor.
Thanks so much for the feedback and the suggestion - I'll see what I can do :)
I'd like to second that! It seems like a match made in heaven. With some instruction, I think it would be a nice addon to the Nuxt.js Udemy course.
Pretty cool. Storyblok is like a fancy version of Django Admin. ;)
a small Storybook series would be great
Thank You for introducing us to Storyblok. Will definitely take a look.
It's definitely worth it :)
This is great, as long as developers always remember that storyblock can double or tripple their prices with a months notice. It sounds like a brilliant service and I will certainly use it in the future if I get the chance. But I will not trust storyblock completely until they have been consistently good company for 3 or 4+ years. And if I do use them I will ensure that I can swop to another system easily enough.
Thanks for a behind the scenes look, great to know your choice of frameworks for this project. I noticed that you don't manage users on your site. If you were to add user registration and have member only content would you use another service and if not would you code user management yourself or use a third party platform like firebase?
Hey! I don`t know what to do with this: Module Error (from ./node_modules/eslint-loader/index.js), I `ve read a lot of comments and blogs with different variants how to solove this issue, but I haven`t solved it yet. Maybe you can give me some advices?
very awesome video ever!!
Thank you very very much Suraj!
Thank u for awesome information. Can u make video/project how to search data from the firebase database through search form and display in the page
love the james veitch ad haha
Can we use Storyblok CMS to create ecommerce website or do we have to use the commerce version?
They also got an e-commerce module, yes
How do this works on the Server, can i click publish on storyboard and the site is updated on my server, so how does the update on my server triggered?
Hey Max, thanks for sharing this, I only get one question, will Storyblock create the sitemap.xml file automatically so we can submit to google search console?
I just check your page with the command `site:academind.com` in google and found 69 pages indexed, is that right? if i may ask, thanks
Storyblok does not create the sitemap automatically, you'll have to do that on your own.
ok, thanks, max
Great insights. Have you thought about using Vuetify for styling your site?
Hi Max, Thanks for the insights. Really appreciate the work you guys are doing. Love the Udemy courses too. Godspeed to you!
Thanks so much for your beautiful feedback Faizan, really happy to have you on board here on UA-cam and on Udemy :)
Good evening, I Will love to know how you manage (login and paiment), Storyblok seems to be perfecto for my little website but I Will need an authentification système and a payment form...
Also, is there an "on premices" version of storyblock ?
No, they just offer it as a service
Storyblok looks interesting
It really is - I enjoyed working with it!
Hi
Pls. Where is your front end hosted? Or How do you handle hosting the front end code?
Frontend is hosted on AWS S3 :)
Academind
Thanks for the reply. I’ve been looking at starting a blog with Storyblok or Contentful as content infrastructure. But since I’m new to web dev I couldn’t wrap my head around how to go about coding the front end & what stack to use for it. Personally I prefer to code in Python or Javascript that’s aside HTML, CSS. But I can’t find any comprehensive video on the internet that walks a newbie through the process. We all know reading documentations are the worst. Any newbie guide on how to develop & deploy using this next gen infrastructure would be deeply appreciated. I’ve made Wordpress sites but I never messed with code until now. I’ve started to learn coding from the scratch HTML & CSS first.
Regards
Confidence.
Interesting. I believe that implementation is for the "public" part of your site. In the pro part, where you have to handle user accounts, I guess you must have another backend supporting that, right? maybe firebase? Storyblok does not seem to support that functionality of user accounts with specific content per user ... In any case, thank you for showing the inside of a "Real project" as tutorials don't always go that deep.
I just realized the video was from 2018 ... have you changed technology since?
Do you know what is behind the scene of storyblock ? Mongodb? Cassandra? ELK?
They use AWS - I'd guess they use DynamoDB but maybe also some relational database like AWS Aurora
Seems like academind.com built now with Gatsby.
Do you plan on creating a Gatsby tutorial?
That's true, got no plans regarding such a tutorial at the moment though.
Great video! Real quick, in your opinion, is Storyblok a good soultion for a health app that allows user login, keeps data about a user (height, weight etc), works with health watches, and allows users to challenge other users?
Cool, thank you very much!
can u make a video on laravel api docs generator
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll note it but I can't promise it to be honest
Thanks, great content
Thank YOU for your comment Zheka, really happy to read that you like the video!
Could some one give me an example of problem where I would need my own back-end (instead of Storyblok), to solve it?
You typically want your own backend if you don't just manage content which you want to display but if you also want to store user generated data. That's just an example though and you could also combine Storyblok with a custom backend. We actually also use our own backend/ code for newsletter signup. That's not done through storyblok.
Saravana Kumar -- check this UA-cam channel. It has your Angular course content almost 200 videos
Can you send a link to business@academind.com? I didn't find the channel. Thanks a lot!
He's right, Max. This is the channel: ua-cam.com/channels/NWH_FhS-eXGEzLYKuCabrA.html I already reported it too.
Nico T yess
Thank you very much for your help guys, we'll inform UA-cam about that.
If we are not using a story block , then how would you suggest to store data , basically how should we have our backend ( arhitecture ) using Node.js and Mongo DB .
Thanks ......
There's not the one single solution. There are thousands of available technologies and services - pick the one which best suits your project. Use a service like Storyblok if you want a readily configured CMS. Use Firebase or AWS if you don't want to configure database resources but want to write your own business logic (server-side code). Use Node, PHP, ... + MongoDB or MySQL if you want to build and configure everything on your own.
Why do you think javascript is good fit for backend project.. Isnt it to messy..
We don't actually use JS on the backend (besides some AWS Lambda code) but why would it be messy? It has its weaknesses but I personally enjoy working with it (and NodeJS)
people jump into it without knowing how single threading , multi-threading, concurrency affect their product performance.. people use node js for making website, reinvent everything with shiny new things which only will make their life hard..
Big corporation uses node js because they know where it fit right, but i see people use node js every where just because they read some fortune 500 company uses it.
If we take a close look at php-laravel, python-django they are awesome for most of our development need, i am not saying node-js on server is bad, but people just overthink about per-optimization and what not.
First you say it's messy, then it's not so bad. Boy, you are so annoying! Nobody wants your php, deal with it. I'd better learn go or python.