Has anyone here built a SaaS app using Payload CMS for authentication and Stripe for payments? I’m thinking of something along the lines of the YouTube agent project Sonny did. I'm especially interested in hearing about the folder structure, how you integrated Stripe logic, and any gotchas. Cheers!

Hey Fam! I'm going on a plane and I want to download the React and Payload CMS documentation onto my iPad so I can read them. Does anyone know the best way to do this? I thought of just spinning up a local host on the iPad but I can't seem to find out how haha

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Sunday - April 15: ☀️ Start: 7AM 🏋️ Exercise: Walk 6km 📚 Learning: - 30 mins - Spanish Duolingo - 3.5 hours - Rebuilding website using Next.js & Payload - 1 hours - Client work

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