Cosmic NPM Module v3.0 Tour

An Object in Cosmic can be a page, a blog post, an author or anything you want it to be. Cosmic gives you the freedom to create and manage content openly and create your own data structure. Each Object allows for the creation of a title, slug, content and Metafields.

In this article I’m going demonstrate how to publish new Objects containing survey responses in Cosmic as they are completed in Typeform. Click here to connect Typeform to Cosmic using Zapier.

Build a fully functioning messenger that can send SMS messages to application users. We will discuss Server side rendering of a React front, and leveraging a simple api in order to make protected requests to Cosmic cloud services.

Cosmic lets you build one-to-one as well as one-to-many Object Relationships within your Bucket Dashboard. To help you and your team manage content more seamlessly, you can now see your Connected Objects located on the Object’s Edit page in the Dashboard.

Publish Blog Articles to a clean and simple UI with Apollo Blog, powered by Apollo Graphql client and Cosmic.

Cosmic makes it easy to deploy your websites and applications to the web. You can deploy an app from any git repository to the Cosmic App Server from any Bucket. Cosmic uses Dokku (Docker + Heroku-like deployment) to deploy your app from any GitHub, BitBucket or any other public repo.