The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Course Project: An Overview

This course focuses on building a CMS back end for a developer blog application using Strappy. The project includes features like posts, tags, and GitHub integration for showcasing developer projects. While the course does not cover front end development, it emphasizes designing back end features with a front end perspective. The course also hints at a future front end course using Next.js. A reference design guides the CMS development, ensuring it meets the needs of a hypothetical front end.

What is the primary focus of the course project?

• Designing a database schema

• Developing a mobile app

• Creating a CMS back end for a developer blog

• Building a front end application

What is the role of the back end in this course?

• To create a static website

• To support front end needs without building it

• To design user interfaces

• To manage server infrastructure

What is a key feature of a headless CMS?

• It includes a built-in front end

• It is tightly coupled with the front end

• It allows content to be served to any front end

• It only supports static content

What sections are included in the reference design for the CMS?

• E-commerce, user profiles, and analytics

• Blog, courses, and developer services

• Video streaming, podcasts, and webinars

• Social media integration, chat, and forums

What functionality does the GitHub Projects plugin provide?

• It allows automatic creation of projects from GitHub repositories

• It provides analytics for user engagement

• It manages user authentication

• It integrates social media feeds

What is the purpose of dynamic zones in the CMS?

• To restrict content editing

• To provide content editors with more flexibility

• To enhance security features

• To improve database performance

What is the potential future course mentioned by the instructor?

• A course on cloud computing

• A course on database optimization

• A course on mobile app development

• A course on front end development using Next.js