I’ve been using Contentful for quite a while now, I’ve also tried Strapi which seemed cool too, but I honestly didn’t even bother giving Storyblok a chance, and it seems I should have. That interface that allows the user to edit and preview the content at the same time looks really interesting, I haven’t seen anything like it before. Thank you, mate! :)
I wonder what the use case of this visual editor is, is it to allow the customer to do design changes? Which is a horrible idea, or is it to change things yourself as a developer? However, as a developer, can't you just make the changes in HTML?
Making direct changes to the code is doable, but will require a full build/deploy until its live. And if you're working with a content team, it's a lot easier for them to work with a CMS. Direct code changes for content can still work for some smaller projects though
@@LearnVueThanks, I'm wondering if Storyblok is right for a 3 page website, where the customer should be able to change all texts, and translate texts as well.
Just started a project for client and decided to use Storyblok. If only video was a day earlier , I wouldn't bang my head against the wall trying to figure out why component does not see blok prop. They should have made more explicit in docs. And, I got an error with storyblok nuxt - something with access token, and object is not extensible. Does you happen to know what it might be? Thanks for the video
@@LearnVue ha, when I removed apiOptions object from client, error doesn't appear. Error was - [500] Cannot add property accessToken, object is not extensible
Damn! I left a response telling you guys about my experience with this error and how there was no proper solution yet. Basically everything would work perfectly fine if you had chosen a UK space, but everything would be broken from the beginning with a US space. It took them around a month, but this got finally fixed 2 hours ago :)
from my experience so far, i've been using the free tier with a few extra seats per month ($9 each). the features are more than enough for me (usage, localization, etc)
I just visited your website and this is the best thing that's happened to my journey learning Vue. Thanks for the awesome content :)
aww thanks so much. i've got some cool stuff coming on the website soon ;)
@@LearnVue looking forward to that💯
This channel is going places for sure !
fingers crossed
thank you for your videos. always a blessing!
💚
Another amazing video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve been using Contentful for quite a while now, I’ve also tried Strapi which seemed cool too, but I honestly didn’t even bother giving Storyblok a chance, and it seems I should have. That interface that allows the user to edit and preview the content at the same time looks really interesting, I haven’t seen anything like it before. Thank you, mate! :)
yeah i've really enjoyed it for landing pages where it's really nice to see changes asap
Amazing!
ty!
I use it for about 6 months now. For SEO you need to rebuild or have SSG capability.
for nuxt, i have SSR capabilities and a cache system...is there something im missing?
@@LearnVue the OP said SSG, Static Site Generation.
Nuxt is for SSR or SPA.
VitePress is for SSG.
yup. just wanted to see if i was missing something as to why a rebuild would be necessary if SSR’d
@@LearnVue Cool! 😁🤝🔥
Does this work with swr renderin mode?
I know it's a dumb question but can we create realtime apps with storyblok ?
did you try strapi instead of santiy? strapi is open source. which part was sponsored?
I wonder what the use case of this visual editor is, is it to allow the customer to do design changes? Which is a horrible idea, or is it to change things yourself as a developer? However, as a developer, can't you just make the changes in HTML?
Making direct changes to the code is doable, but will require a full build/deploy until its live. And if you're working with a content team, it's a lot easier for them to work with a CMS.
Direct code changes for content can still work for some smaller projects though
@@LearnVueThanks, I'm wondering if Storyblok is right for a 3 page website, where the customer should be able to change all texts, and translate texts as well.
Just started a project for client and decided to use Storyblok. If only video was a day earlier , I wouldn't bang my head against the wall trying to figure out why component does not see blok prop.
They should have made more explicit in docs.
And, I got an error with storyblok nuxt - something with access token, and object is not extensible. Does you happen to know what it might be?
Thanks for the video
are you using the nuxt module or just the vue plugin?
@@LearnVue tried to use nuxt plugin, but got this error, so now i use vue plugin.
hmmm this syntax worked for me: ["@storyblok/nuxt", { accessToken: "" }]
@@LearnVue ha, when I removed apiOptions object from client, error doesn't appear.
Error was - [500] Cannot add property accessToken, object is not extensible
Damn! I left a response telling you guys about my experience with this error and how there was no proper solution yet. Basically everything would work perfectly fine if you had chosen a UK space, but everything would be broken from the beginning with a US space. It took them around a month, but this got finally fixed 2 hours ago :)
Can you do a live using this tool more deeply? xD
there'll be more content in september!
I just think to gap from the free tier to the first paid is too large.
from my experience so far, i've been using the free tier with a few extra seats per month ($9 each). the features are more than enough for me (usage, localization, etc)
I lost track again