Epic Next JS 14 Tutorial Part 7: Next.js and Strapi CRUD Permissions

In this tutorial, we covered how to create a full-stack application using Next.js 14 as our frontend framework and Strapi as our backend API. We focused on implementing CRUD operations with user authentication and permission handling. Here's an overview of the topics we covered: 1. Setting up the development environment for both Next.js 14 and Strapi. 2. Creating a new content type in Strapi called "Summary" to store summaries data. 3. Implementing user authentication using JWT tokens with Strapi's built-in users-permissions plugin. 4. Developing the frontend application using Next.js 14, including routing and fetching data from the backend API. 5. Creating custom middleware in Strapi to handle CRUD operations for both "Summary" content type and user authentication. 6. Implementing permission handling by verifying user permissions before allowing data manipulation through middleware functions. 7. Testing our application using Insomnia, a powerful HTTP client that allows us to send requests directly to the backend API. By following this tutorial, you should now have a solid understanding of how to build a full-stack application with Next.js 14 and Strapi while implementing CRUD operations and user authentication with permission handling. In future posts, we will continue exploring more advanced topics related to building applications using these technologies, such as pagination, search functionality, and integrating third-party services like Stripe for payment processing. Thank you for reading this tutorial, and I hope it has been helpful in your journey towards mastering Next.js 14 and Strapi!