Project Description¶
In this tutorial you will build a backend for an advanced multi user blogging application.
Requirements¶
Let's assume the following project requirements for our blogging application:
- Multiple users can write content for the blog
- A blog post should have the following data structure: Title, text, author, it should keep track of changed and created dates and should be assignable to a category
- A blog post should have a unique SEO-friendly URL
- An article in the publishing workflow can have multiple statuses: draft, published, archived
- Every authorized user can write comments for each published blog post
- Every category can have multiple authors and only authorized authors are allowed to publish articles in a category
- The author should receive an email notification when someone posts a new comment for one of their blog posts
- Only admin users can add new authors to a category
While this seems like a pretty standard application, the workflow in combination with all the authorization rules usually require a significant amount of code that has to be written. With the declarative programming model of Slicknode, this becomes trivial.