Manifest now supports nested groups: reusable sets of properties you can include in your entities.
You can define them as multiple (like testimonials, FAQs, sliders) or not (like a hero section or a call-to-action).
Useful for building clean and DRY data structures in your content models.
๐ Docs: https://manifest.build/docs/groups ๐ GitHub: https://github.com/mnfst/manifest
Let me know what you'd build with it!
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If anybody likes the concept of generating a backend from a yaml, but doesn't like the LLM focus - there is a well established project for a well established format.
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