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Working With Content Management

At this point, the new content management feature has full CRUD capability.

List

Create

Edit

Delete

Wrapping Up

From creating the table to shipping the feature, that's the full code generation flow end to end. In day-to-day development, a standard CRUD module follows the same steps — no need to hand-write it every time.

For writing modules by hand going forward, see Standard Module Development.

WARNING

Where to get help:

If anything in this guide is unclear, please open an issue.