Getting started with Tina CMS

Welcome to our tutorial on getting started with Tina CMS! In this video, join Matt Wicks and learn how easy and powerful it is to use Tina CMS for managing your content. Whether you’re a seasoned JavaScript developer or new to the world of content management, this guide will help you set up and start using Tina CMS in no time.

00:00 – Introduction to Tina CMS

00:36 – Installing Tina CMS

00:55 – Exploring Tina CMS Templates

02:09 – Editing Content with Tina CMS

03:12 – Live Editing Features

05:07 – Embedding Components and Videos

06:20 – Creating New Content

08:51 – Exploring Tina CMS GraphQL Endpoint

11:05 – Favorite Feature: Tina Cloud

11:41 – Creating a Pull Request with Tina Cloud

13:01 – Previewing Changes Before Merging

Links:

Tina CMS: https://tina.io/
Need help?: https://ssw.com.au/ssw/Consulting

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/ssw/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ssw_tv

Facebook: https://facebook.com/SSW.page

Instagram: https://instagram.com/ssw_tv

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ssw_tv

Get in touch:

Matt Wicks – SSW Solution Architect

About: https://www.ssw.com.au/people/matt-wicks/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-wicks/

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About the speakers

Matt Wicks

Matt is an elite SSW Solution Architect who runs the Newcastle office. Matt stands out in the tech landscape as a certified Scrum Master, an Octopus Insider, and is GitHub accredited. From the early days when .NET 2 was still in beta, Matt has been capitalizing on the full potential of the Microsoft stack, coding his way to ingenious solutions that deliver significant business value.

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