How to Install NodeHive Headless CMS Locally: A Tutorial by Lukas Fischer
Lukas Fischer from NETNODE AG provides a detailed tutorial on installing the NodeHive Headless CMS Community Edition for local development. NodeHive, an open-source CMS based on Drupal, allows users to serve multiple front-ends from a single back-end. Fischer guides viewers through the process of setting up the backend, including necessary commands, dependency installations, and configurations, using the ddev tool.
The tutorial also covers creating a new website space, enabling multilingual features, and utilizing the visual editor for content management. Lukas highlights that NodeHive is free to use, and additional resources are available through GitHub and NETNODE AG’s documentation. This video is part of a series aimed at helping developers utilize NodeHive's full potential.
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