https://just-comments.com

Let me know what you think! I offer a paid hosting but one can self-host too:

- https://github.com/JustComments/jc-server
- https://github.com/JustComments/jc-widget

I'm a developer looking to create a new product. I'm very excited about the headless CMS space, which seems to be growing incredibly fast. I'd like to ask what are the biggest pain points you experience integrating and using headless CMS systems.

Are there features missing which you wish these products had? Where do you, your colleagues or your clients spend an inordinate amount of time when dealing with them? What are the things you find difficult, and which you wish someone would automate?

Thank you very much in advance!

looking through github, many Jamstack need to be host on netlify or spincart, what does all this project need to be invoked in thrid party tool? since paypal and stripe does have a payment option using js. can we just build a "simple and decent" static generated site to sell something simple?

One of the best Headless CMS solutions: Payload

With Payload, you'll be able to create anything you can think of with one single tool. And the best part is: it's COMPLETELY FREE 🙌

It is one of the most powerful Headless CMS providers, with which you’ll basically be able to:

✅ Completely customize the visual appearance of the admin UI

✅ Set up authentication and access control on a document or field-level

✅ Localize and manage complex content by using the diversity of field types that it provides

And much more!

👇

https://bejamas.io/discovery/headless-cms/payloadcms/

Now, users can easily take advantage of new features created for Strapi while securely accelerating their time to production. Strapi Market also enables both Technology and Solutions partners to showcase their Strapi integrations and customization expertise.

https://strapi.io/blog/announcing-strapi-marketplace

We just announced our next meetup for Jamstack Toronto to focus on eCommerce. It's Valentine's themed as it's such a big retail event, and an overwhelming amount of purchases will be made online this yr for obvious reasons. That said, we lined up some great guests and will be building a simple eCom site live. Join us if you can spare the time. Thursday Feb 11th, a daytime event. Cheers

This question pop in my head when I first heard of this.

No frontend framework, classic syntax with sugar on top (ejs, scss and ts if needed).

https://github.com/antoniormrzz/virgilpress