Top 10 Blog Posts of 2020

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The year is coming to an end and looking back, we can't help but think about what a year it's been! We have published over 115 blog posts, with over 30 of these being direct contributions from Community members under the Write for the Community Program, it's been a tough year and for many, the posts from our blog have, even in the most minute way possible, made their lives easy. Confinement and lockdown meant a lot of people did a lot of reading. In this article, we're going to take a look at the 10 most popular blog posts published on the Strapi Blog in 2020. You might just uncover some gems lost in time 😉

Strapi Starter React blog

Learn about Strapi Starters and get started with using our official React Starter.

Build a blog using Strapi, React and Apollo

Get an in-depth tutorial on how to build a blog website with React, Strapi and Apollo GraphQL.

What are Webhooks and how to use them in Strapi

Find out what webhooks are and learn how to use them in Strapi.

Build a blog using Strapi, Nuxt (Vue) and Apollo

Get an in-depth tutorial on how to build a blog website with Nuxt, Strapi and Apollo GraphQL.

🍝 Cooking a Deliveroo clone with Next.js (React), GraphQL, Strapi and Stripe - 🏗️ Setup (part 1/7)

Learn to develop a Deliveroo clone using Next.js (React), GraphQL, Stripe and Strapi

Build a blog using Strapi, Angular and Apollo

Learn to create a blog website using Strapi as the backend, Angular for the frontend, and Apollo for requesting the Strapi API with GraphQL.

Build a static blog using Gatsby and Strapi

Get an in-depth tutorial on how to build a static blog website with Gatsby and Strapi.

🍝 Cooking a Deliveroo clone with Nuxt.js (React), GraphQL, Strapi and Stripe - 🏗️ Setup (part 1/7)

Learn to develop a Deliveroo clone using Nuxt (Vuejs), GraphQL, Stripe and Strapi

How to run a Strapi dev stack with Docker compose

Get started with using Strapi with Docker for your developer environment.

Build a blog using Strapi, Vue and Apollo

Learn to create a blog website using Strapi as the backend, Vue for the frontend, and Apollo for requesting the Strapi API with GraphQL.

Build a blog using Strapi and Next.js

Get an in-depth tutorial on how to build a blog website with Next, Strapi and Apollo GraphQL.

We can't ignore the fact that time played a significant role in making these posts as widely read as they were. Given that understanding, we've got a few posts that we think need a little more attention from everyone 😉

Build a static blog using Gatsby (Typescript) and Strapi

Learn to create a simple static blog website using Strapi as the backend and Gatsby for the frontend, using TypeScript.

Creating a Strapi Dynamic Zone & Rendering it in your Nuxt.js App

Get started with building a company website using Nuxt.js that utilizes Strapi Dynamic Zones.

Strapi Authentication in Nuxt.js

Dive into this step-by-step guide on how to implement Strapi-based authentication in a Nuxt.js app.

Announcing Strapi 3.1 - Administrator Roles & Permissions

Learn how to use one of Strapis most requested features - Role-based Access Control.

Adding Idyll Support to Strapi

Follow this guide on how to customize the admin panel in order to add Idyll support to the default markdown rich text editor.

Integrate Strapi With Everything

Learn how to use Strapi on (almost) any frontend system.

Building a Jamstack Food Ordering App with Strapi, Gridsome & Snipcart

Go through the processes of setting up your own food ordering application and by extension any e-commerce app using modern development tools like Strapi, Gridsome and Snipcart.

Adding Cloudinary support to your Strapi Application

Get up to speed with how to change the default upload provider of your Strapi application to Cloudinary.

Hopefully, this helps you do some holiday reading or serves as a just distraction or helps you learn something new. We appreciate you finding the time to engage with the content we put out and look forward to more of the same and better next year. Have a great one ❤