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How to Build a Virtual Event Hosting Platform with Next.js, Strapi and Paystack #1396

Closed OmaJuliet closed 4 months ago

OmaJuliet commented 4 months ago

What is your article idea?

This article is a comprehensive guide on building an event hosting platform for hosting virtual events ticket purchase using modern web development technologies like Next.js, Strapi, and Paystack. It will walk readers through the entire development process, from setting up the backend with Strapi to creating the frontend interface with Next.js, styling it using Tailwind CSS, and utilizing the Paystack library to handle payments for ticket purchase. By the end of the article, readers will have a functional event-hosting platform where users can view event listings, read event descriptions, and purchase tickets to events.

What are the objectives of your article?

  1. Introduction

  2. Setting up Strapi Backend:

    • Set up a Strapi backend, including installation, configuration, and content type creation for event listings.
    • Defining relationships between content types and configuring permissions for data access.

  3. Implementing Next.js Frontend:

    • Set up the Next.js frontend project.
    • Fetch job listings from the Strapi backend using API requests and display them on the front end.

  4. Utilizing Paystack to Handle User Payment:

    • Build the ticket purchase form and implement Paystack to handle payment.
    • Handle form submission, including client-side form validation and sending payment details data to the Strapi backend.

  5. Advanced Customization:

    • Tips for further customization and enhancements, such as adding user authentication and implementing search functionality.

  6. Conclusion

    • Summary and recap of the article.

What is your expertise as a developer or writer?

Intermediate

What type of post is this?

Tutorial

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Theodore-Kelechukwu-Onyejiaku commented 4 months ago

Hi @OmaJuliet ,

Thanks for your contribution! At the moment you have two articles in progress/ in review. You can only propose another one when one or both of them are published so that other writers can have a chance to write. I will close this one.

Please feel free to propose this in the future. I will have to close this one. Thank you!