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Which CMS do you recommend, PayloadCMS or Directus?

XytronixXytronix Member
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Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
Please share your tech stack.

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  • COLBYLICIOUSCOLBYLICIOUS Member

    Never heard any of those mentioned by you but I am using WordPress.

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  • MumblyMumbly Member

    Never heard for those two.

    Drupal is the CMS of my choice.

  • YarmeliYarmeli Member

    Depends on what you want to do, what stack you are comfortable with and if you want to self host or not.

    I haven't used directus, but I've played with payload so here's a quick tldr:

    • newly released V3
    • integrates with your existing next.js code
    • you don't need a server (can be deployed serverless alongside your nextjs code)
    • you still need a database, but you can continue going the serverless route by choosing a database as a service provider
    • ofc you can self-host it as a normal nextjs app and it will work fine
    • as you can guess, the new V3 is very deeply tied with nextjs and react, if you don't like that then might be worth looking at something else
    • it's more developer focused - you need to create components and custom blocks to use them later, you can find examples of already built ones, but the idea is for the devs to create them and be used later instead of having pre built ones - you only have the code for what you need
    • it's easy to get started, look at their GitHub templates and clone one OR use their npx command to get started, get a database, host the template on vercel and get a feel for it at no cost
  • DrNutellaDrNutella Member
    edited November 2024

    Directus is up and coming. It will give you most customizations.

  • CheepCluckCheepCluck Member

    Notepad++

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  • sitsssitss Member

    @CheepCluck said:
    Notepad++

    i use the same

  • CheepCluckCheepCluck Member

    @sitss said:

    @CheepCluck said:
    Notepad++

    i use the same

    I see I am among cultured and experienced individuals

  • gemini_geekgemini_geek Member

    @Xytronix said:
    Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
    Please share your tech stack.

    Directus missing mongodb, payload can do mongo and postgres and sqlite , payload is awesome

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  • XytronixXytronix Member

    @gemini_geek said:

    @Xytronix said:
    Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
    Please share your tech stack.

    Directus missing mongodb, payload can do mongo and postgres and sqlite , payload is awesome

    What makes you choose MongoDB for your use case?

  • CheepCluckCheepCluck Member

    @gemini_geek said:

    @Xytronix said:
    Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
    Please share your tech stack.

    Directus missing mongodb, payload can do mongo and postgres and sqlite , payload is awesome

    Google spreadshits is good enough for a db. Manual input makes you feel like you're doing real duty

  • gemini_geekgemini_geek Member
    edited November 2024

    @Xytronix said:

    @gemini_geek said:

    @Xytronix said:
    Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
    Please share your tech stack.

    Directus missing mongodb, payload can do mongo and postgres and sqlite , payload is awesome

    What makes you choose MongoDB for your use case?

    Mongo db is for volatile scehma ever emerging data, if you have less than 10 million records any db will do, after that I find mongo suitable

  • CheepCluckCheepCluck Member

    @gemini_geek said:

    @Xytronix said:

    @gemini_geek said:

    @Xytronix said:
    Looking for a headless cms to manage blog and site content.
    Please share your tech stack.

    Directus missing mongodb, payload can do mongo and postgres and sqlite , payload is awesome

    What makes you choose MongoDB for your use case?

    Mongo db is for volatile scehma ever emerging data, if you have less than 10 million records any db will do, after that I find mongo suitable

    wordpad.exe, trust me

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