Video: WordPress, WPGraphQL
Ecommerce on the Jamstack with Snipcart, Next.js, & WordPress
Released: 2021-07-31
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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
WordPress, WPGraphQL
In the previous lesson, we were able to take advantage of a simple static JSON file to store our product data. While this works, it starts to be challenging to manage as we scale our inventory and as our team grows, not to mention it requires a new code change! Instead, we can use a headless CMS like WordPress, where we can store all of our product data, giving an easy way to manage our store.