Basic CRUD for managing a platform

In this episode, the third in our series, we continue to build out a newsletter platform and focus on allowing creators to build new newsletters. We'll also generate a controller with different views for newsletters. And we'll build out the required routes to create, edit, and update newsletters.
The platform we're building in this series allows creators to produce creative content (e.g., a newsletter), publish their content, and monetize their content with paid subscriptions.
This is episode 03 in the series. Stay tuned and subscribe for updates throughout the summer. We'll cover all the ins and outs of Stripe Connect, how you need to model and store things in your database, how to handle authentication, how to process web hooks and post-payment events in your Stripe account, how to onboard creators, how to use Stripe Checkout on the front end to securely accept payment, how to setup the Stripe Customer Portal to allow subscribers to manage their payments and subscriptions.
Presenter
CJ Avilla - Software Engineer - / cjav_dev
Table of contents
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Database model
02:52 Generate the controller to create and retrieve a list of newsletters
03:42 Create and update all routes
08:53 Create a newsletter
09:30 Edit and update a newsletter
Resources
Stripe Connect docs: stripe.com/docs/connect
Stripe Connect guide: stripe.com/docs/connect/explo...
Stripe Checkout: stripe.com/docs/payments/chec...
Stripe Customer Portal: stripe.com/docs/customer-mana...
Checkout 101 video series: • Checkout 101: low code...
Checkout playlist: • Stripe Checkout
Support
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Does anyone have an answer to why there is not transparent background option for our pricing tables?? Out of all things, why is it so hard just to choose a transparent background for our embeddable pricing table?