Strapi is the next-gen headless CMS, open-source, javascript, enabling content-rich experiences to be created, managed and exposed to any digital device.
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Strapi is the next-gen headless CMS, open-source, javascript, enabling content-rich experiences to be created, managed and exposed to any digital device.
Congrats on the launch of Strapi Cloud! As a fan of the open-source Strapi CMS, I'm excited to see this managed content platform that makes it even easier for cross-functional teams to collaborate and increase content velocity. The customization options and ability to use your infrastructure make it stand out from other options. Looking forward to seeing how Strapi Cloud evolves in the future!
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Big thumbs up to the makers of Strapi Cloud! 🎉🎉🎉 This managed content platform is a game-changer for teams looking to streamline their content creation process without sacrificing customization. 👏👏 The seamless integration with Strapi's open-source headless CMS is a real bonus, and the user-friendly interface is a joy to use. 🤩Keep up the fantastic work, Strapi Cloud team! 🙌🙌🙌 ❗ Are there any plans to expand the platform's features in the future?
Strapi is the solid backbone any blog needs, a real "no-fuss" kind of platform. Building and deploying content became seamless tasks rather than monumental challenges. It's customizable, intuitive, and allows us to have full control over our data. Kudos to Strapi for being such a reliable and efficient tool for content management. It's truly made our blogging journey a breeze!
Strapi has potential. It is one of the best API creation tool I've ever come across. Learning curve is a bit steep though.
We used a number of tools, including NoSQL databases, BaaS and CMS, but we'd never been fully confident until we started using Strapi. Strapi is enabling us to develop our EdTech tool where young people in East Africa can find the community, jobs, scholars, other resources, and tools for tech career growth.
best Headless CMS solution for me. Used strapi starting from v. 3.1.0 and never changed my mind since then :)
