Build a blog using Directus Headless CMS and Next.js 14

[emmanuelhashy]

What is your idea?

This article will give you a hands-on approach to exploring the capabilities of the Directus Headless CMS and creating a custom API from scratch.

It will help JavaScript developers put their knowledge to work by guiding them through building powerful backend APIs. You’ll see how to effortlessly create content structures that can be customized according to your needs, and gain insights into how to write, edit, and manage your content seamlessly with Directus Headless CMS.

You'll learn how to integrate the backend APIs with server-rendered React application built with Next.js 14

What are the key takeaways from your post?

Readers will learn:

1. How to create content structures that can be customized according to their needs
2. How to build powerful backend APIs
3. How to write, edit, and manage content seamlessly with Directus Headless CMS

What type of post is this?

Getting Started With Directus and {Language/Framework/Environment}

Country of residence

Nigeria

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[phazonoverload]

We already have this in our docs :)