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[SUBMIT] Build Spotify Clone with Webiny, Next.js, and Chakra UI #105

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Qodestackr opened this issue Nov 1, 2022 · 1 comment
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Introduction

Webiny is a progressive open source, serverless CMS. Webiny has lots of exciting features such as a File manager which is built of serverless infrastructure to handle any media library. In this tutorial, we will build an innovative application, a music app with Webiny inspired by Spotify.

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The goal of this article will be to show how Webiny makes it seamless to handle files at scale in a serverless-first content hub. Rather than wasting time setting up third-party providers such as Cloudinary to handle files, the platform makes it painless to set up file management while exposing the same with a lean GraphQL API.

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Why use Webiny CMS?
We Will discuss how traditional platforms lock us in a set of features. Talk about the power of API-centric CMS platforms, Serverless infrastructure in content management, and how this opens the door to creating an omnichannel experience across all users' touchpoints.

Building a Music application
-- Prerequisites and Installing dependencies
-- Setup Chakra, and Creating Layouts
-- Content Modelling with Webiny
-- Creating playlist pages, player controls, and state management
-- Next, Shuffle, and seek bar controls
Setting up Webiny CMS
-- Content Structure
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Nice brief @Qodestackr! Let's chat more about it in the community

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