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Notes applications are a good way of learning how to build CRUD (Create, Read, Update & Destroy) operations in an application. Gatsby is one of the foremost React application frameworks out there. We'd like to see how you can read, create, update and delete notes stored on Webiny Headless CMS using Gatsby.
Goals
Install Webiny and Deploy Webiny
Set up content types
Allow access using API keys
Read notes from Webiny in Gatsby
Create & Publish new notes using appropriate APIs
Delete notes using appropriate APIs
Outline
What is a Headless CMS?
Why use Webiny CMS?
Building a Notes application
-- Installing dependencies
-- Creating an input section
-- Add Notes list display
-- Publish Notes list display
-- Deleting a Note
Setting up Webiny CMS
-- Content Structure
-- Connecting the CMS to the application
Creating, Updating, and Deleting Notes
Conclusion
Sample articles
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Introduction
Notes applications are a good way of learning how to build CRUD (Create, Read, Update & Destroy) operations in an application. Gatsby is one of the foremost React application frameworks out there. We'd like to see how you can read, create, update and delete notes stored on Webiny Headless CMS using Gatsby.
Goals
Install Webiny and Deploy Webiny
Set up content types
Allow access using API keys
Read notes from Webiny in Gatsby
Create & Publish new notes using appropriate APIs
Delete notes using appropriate APIs
Outline
-- Installing dependencies
-- Creating an input section
-- Add Notes list display
-- Publish Notes list display
-- Deleting a Note
-- Content Structure
-- Connecting the CMS to the application
Sample articles
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: