Why write an article for a broken code base?
See original GitHub issueI did not feel any of the questions were relevant to my “issue” I’m just curious as to why This article on Medium is NO WHERE near accurate to: nextjs-react-strapi-deliveroo-clone-tutorial
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These sorts of things just throw people off as I’m sure you can tell by all the comments. Being that this is an “official” strapi
article, it only makes sense that you properly write the article and don’t leave steps out that appear to be sending everyone for a loop.
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Have these been rewritten & submitted anywhere yet?
@soupette Thanks for revisiting these articles. If I could I’d like to put these two ideas forward for the refresh:
Think these would make a great difference to the end result due to the added benefits.
Excited to see the see the new articles and source!