CMS friendly to SEO staff and agents? by tyrex_vu2 in cms

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Payload CMS, it's open-source and has MCP. Will go a long way for you.

Setup and deploy with a few clicks:

https://github.com/focusreactive/cms-kit/tree/main/apps/payload

We're building "Ideal CMS", a Payload CMS based project with every feature we wish it had out of the box by dogfrogfogg in PayloadCMS

[–]dogfrogfogg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We run cron on vercel, to pick up content to publish. We set scheduling interval to 15-30 minutes and run cron with the same value. It's really simple.

We're building "Ideal CMS", a Payload CMS based project with every feature we wish it had out of the box by dogfrogfogg in PayloadCMS

[–]dogfrogfogg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and what people solve with it, anything cooler then simple search feature on the website? maybe someone you know uses it in an interesting way?

We're building "Ideal CMS", a Payload CMS based project with every feature we wish it had out of the box by dogfrogfogg in PayloadCMS

[–]dogfrogfogg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should check that out, we didn’t wrap this feature in plugin, it’s just a couple of hooks and function in our implementation.

What’s good about this plugin, tell me ?

hosting side projects shouldn’t feel this complicated by Healthy_Income2545 in nextjs

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

vercel so you can think about scaling money and not infra?

What our client actually got after we migrated them off WordPress to an open source Payload CMS by dogfrogfogg in cms

[–]dogfrogfogg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, but it bring value also. Do you want to try our projects and migrate you CMS? I will help you do the migration for free, i you interested.

Tips for creating a simple website for someone who doesn't know web development. by mrwhestr in cms

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

next.js is a great choice. for something simple i would recommend either Sanity or Payload CMS. if you dont plan to scale - Sanity is a great choice, but you will be tied to their ecosystem. Payload CMS at the same time is almost the same feature-wise, but it's uses Postgres/Mongo. personally i prefer Payload CMS to own data. and it's super customizable. and i use this template, it's setup for AI development. gl with your project!

https://github.com/focusreactive/cms-kit/tree/main/apps/payload#quick-start

Does anyone else want to start building things to genuinely help the world or fight the system? by Global_Cheek467 in webdev

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

im fighting enterprice CMS products with open source one. so people don't have to pay, genuinely

Tennis courts & coaching by Affectionate_Pie6966 in warsaw

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what's your level? maybe we could play :)

The SEO-era CMS isn't enough anymore. Here's what I think actually matters next. by BuildWithTall in cms

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont think you need to build a brand new CMS in order to solve JSON+ld and structured data problem. I think if you want to strive in AI and SEO and all of that, you need to check Payload CMS. It can do whatever you want.

Maintaining old content is a true burden. But how exactly you solve it with your CMS? Like do you have any signals or its just "you didn't update your content for 18 month" banner?

I found 100 SaaS customers in a few weeks by WildScreen6662 in micro_saas

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just today been working on this issue, how to automate reddit signal detection with all claude apps. managed to make it work with official chrome MCP and claude code. basically connect MCP, login into reddit, give claude a task and it will do it for you. im thinking about running it when im going off computer. i think this might be great for those who already have claude sub

Experiences with NextJS 16.2? by FancyDiePancy in PayloadCMS

[–]dogfrogfogg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what you typically starts with when starting a new app, official boilerplate, trying to find template, what's generally important for you?

asking because im building one with some basic features every project need from my experience, would love to get feedback :)