Squidex
  • Welcome to Squidex
  • Getting Started
    • Squidex Cloud
    • Installation Instructions
      • Platforms
        • Install on Kubernetes
        • Install on AWS (Deprecated)
        • Install on AWS EC2 using Docker
        • Install on Azure
        • Install on Azure using ARM
        • Install on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
        • Install on Docker
        • Install on Heroku
        • Install on IIS
        • Install on Render
        • Install on Vultr
      • Configuration
        • Deploying the Image Resizer Service
      • Troubleshooting and Support
        • Diagnose Runtime Issues
        • Restoring Deleted Apps
      • Install Identity (Deprecated)
      • External Identity Providers
        • Azure AD (OAuth) with Squidex
    • Contributing and Developing
      • Building
      • Developing
      • Extensions
        • Custom Rule Action
      • Contributing
      • Architecture
      • Translating
      • Squidex Docs Program
    • Roadmap
    • Quick Start Guides
      • Vue.js Blog with Squidex
      • React.js Blog with Squidex
      • Angular Blog with Squidex
  • Documentation
    • Introduction and Use Case
    • Concepts
      • Apps
      • Teams
      • Schemas
        • Field Rules
      • Content
        • Scheduled Publishing
      • Assets
        • Querying Assets
      • Localization
      • Migrations
      • Roles & Permissions
      • Rules
        • Publish an Event to Azure Queues using Rules
        • Populate Elasticsearch Index
      • Backups
      • Subscriptions
        • App Subscriptions v/s Team Subscriptions
      • Notifications
      • Dashboard
      • Workflows
    • Software Development Kits
      • TypeScript
      • .NET
        • Version v14 (and Earlier)
        • Version v15 (and Later)
      • PHP
      • Java
    • Developer Guides
      • API
        • Authentication
        • Postman
        • Queries
        • Assets
      • Automation Tools (CLI)
      • Scripting
        • Scripting Helper Methods
      • Embed Content
      • Custom Workflows
      • Custom Editors
      • Custom Sidebars
      • Preview Content
      • Rule Formatting
        • Simple
        • Script
        • Liquid
      • Tutorials
        • Building a Blog with Squidex and Next.js
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    • Squidex 3.0: API Compatibility
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  1. Getting Started

Squidex Cloud

Quickly get started with Squidex by using Squidex Cloud hosted by us.

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We provide an SaaS version hosted by us for anyone who wishes to quickly start using Squidex without the hassle of installation, configuration, maintenance etc. You can get started for free and move along as your needs increase.

To install Squidex yourself click for installation instructions available for various platforms.

Signing up for Squidex Cloud

  1. Start by navigating to https://cloud.squidex.io.

  2. Click Login to Squidex (1) and then select Signup (2). Use one of the Identity providers such as GitHub, Google or Microsoft to signup to Squidex.

  3. In the following steps you will be prompted to sign in and authorize Squidex with your identity provider. Upon successful signup, you are logged in to Squidex dashboard (you may have to login again, if required).

Using Squidex Cloud

In the following example, we will use the starter sample blog to quickly create an App.

  1. Click Starter Sample Blog (1) to get started.

  2. Enter a unique Name (2) (in Squidex Cloud if an App name is already taken it will ask you to enter a different name) and click Create (3).

  3. Click on the newly create App (4) to access it.

  4. At this point the App is ready to be used with a frontend of your choice. We have a few quick start guides that work with the blog sample which you can explore here:

You can now start with an empty App (click to read what an App in Squidex is) or select one of the starter Apps that we provide. Starter Apps come with sample schema(s) and some sample content, they help you to quickly get started using Squidex.

You can now explore the pre-populated schemas and content and make modifications / additions to them. For a better understanding we highly recommend looking at the .

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Vue.js blog with Squidex CMS
React.js blog with Squidex CMS
Angular blog with Squidex CMS
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