Still loving Strapi though, you folks are building an amazing product. The UI and onboarding is *chefs kiss* so good

— Wes Bos (@wesbos) October 28, 2020

love the new logo... and love strapi. It's a blessing for frontend devs.

— German (@germanbobadilla) May 22, 2020

Strapi is a fully open source Headless CMS used by companies like @apple, @ibm and @tesco 🤯

Check it out 👇 https://t.co/wK7nGIX4ag

— Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) October 9, 2020

Don't hesitate to give a try to @strapijs
It's the perfect stack if you need a nodejs headless CMS 😉

— Johann Pinson (@johannpinson) December 6, 2019

Strapi is a great product and has a bright future IMO! If your a product owner rock star, you should apply! #CodeHustle

— CodeHustle🕺👨🏿‍💻👨‍💻👩🏾‍💻👨🏾‍💻👩🏼‍💻🌈 (@JD_Hirsch) August 29, 2019

in love with this #Strapi community.
they've made the best ever contribution in the dev world.

— Saad Mujeeb (@SaadMMujeeb) February 26, 2021

Strapi because it is so elegant and the docs are excellent. It's also built on Node.js, which is my absolute favorite next to vanilla JavaScript and Next.js. 😁

— 👋 𝗜'𝗺 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻 (@youmetjohn) March 16, 2021

Who else uses Strapi(@strapijs )?

After my first time checking it out.....all I can say is LIFE WASN'T MEANT TO BE HARD....cos Strapi simplified it all#Strapijs

— Gbogboade (@ay4allcrown) March 26, 2021

Use contentful but after watching @traversymedia crash course on Strapi, Strapi became my crush 😍😍 headless cms.

— Thomas Ejembi (@Newt_Dev) March 24, 2021

Using @strapijs and @reactjs together feels like cheating almost because it makes stuff so quick. ⚡️ #Coding #code #javascriptdeveloper

— FrontEnd Ben (@iambenkang) February 2, 2021

I might be over reacting here a bit.

this is MIND BLOWING, OUT OF THE WORLD, WHY DIDN'T I KNOW ALL THESE DAYS. OMG.. OMG.. OMG.. https://t.co/rVXScKcbXH

— Arunmozhi (@tecoholic) November 29, 2019

with Strapi I made what took me to make an API in one week in just 2 hours 😂

— Duane ⚡ Web Developer • Indie Maker (@DuaneCreates) June 14, 2021

I'm loving how @strapijs and NEXT JS flow

— chrisdevcode (@achinga_chris) June 7, 2021