Video: Autodeploy with Web Hooks
Ecommerce on the Jamstack with Snipcart, Next.js, & WordPress
Released: 2021-07-31
Instructor
Colby Fayock
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1. Introduction
1m30s
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2. NextJS
8m14s
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3. Netlify & Github
15m46s
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4. Sass, Components, Store Header
21m33s
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5. Products, CSS Grid, Button component
22m39s
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6. Snipcart, Env Variables
17m16s
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7. WordPress, WPGraphQL
18m53s
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8. GraphQL, Apollo Client
14m4s
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9. Autodeploy with Web Hooks
5m50s
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10. Dynamic Routes
19m27s
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11. Custom Snipcart Hook
16m39s
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12. Shared Layout
8m22s
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13. Branding & Personality
23m26s
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14. Snipcart Theming & Customization
24m13s
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15. Custom Taxonomy
23m17s
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16. Search
16m50s
Autodeploy with Web Hooks
The challenge with any headless CMS, is your application doesn't really know it exists. That means, any time you make a change, you're stuck having to kick off a manual deploy to see any changes. Luckily, both WordPress and Netlify have web hook solutions where we can tell WordPress to update Netlify any time content (our product data) changes.