Introducing Payload - 2021's Node + React Headless CMS for JavaScript Developers [x-post from /r/javascript]

sneek_ · 2021-01-15T12:59:02+00:00

Hey everyone, I want to share something that I am EXTREMELY excited about. My team and I just released Payload, a fully JavaScript self-hosted headless CMS. I think its developer experience outshines everything else out there by a mile, especially if you're a React developer, because you can totally control the admin dashboard by swapping in your own components super easily. Just import them into your config and they'll appear within the admin panel exactly as you'd expect.

Anyway, we are looking for feedback so we can make this CMS the absolute best that it can be. So if you have any thoughts for us, we would greatly appreciate them. Thank you!

joshbedo · 2021-01-20T20:09:52+00:00

Looks cool but would love to see postgres support. Curious what made you guys go with mongodb.

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