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How To Migrate From Strapi v3 to v4 Walkthrough

In case you missed the live stream, learn how to do the code migration from Strapi v3 to v4. Get started in the migration process, learn where to go for additional help and where to find things in our documentation.

To facilitate the process of migration of your Strapi project from v3 to v4, in this video we go through the code migration from Strapi v3 to v4. 

You will be able to get started in the migration process and know where to go for additional help and where to find things in our documentation. This video covers the "big picture" overview of the whole process and shows you how to use codemod, a tool that simplifies the migration process. 

At the end, go over a basic example of creating a custom controller and GraphQl resolvers and learn how you can migrate customized portions of your previous version. So if you are wondering how to migrate from Strapi 3, this is the video for you! 

A new live stream is coming up: Difference Between Strapi v3 and v4, what changed, and why?

This Thursday, we will have a live stream where Paul Bratslavsky, Developer Advocate, Aurelien Georget, Co-Founder and CPO, and Alexandre BODIN, CTO at Strapi will discuss the differences between Strapi v3 and v4, what changed, and why.

Bring your questions and register here

Try Strapi v4.3.2 out now!

To create a new Strapi v4.3.2 project and try the TypeScript and Media Library folders, simply run the following command:

npx create-strapi-app my-project --quickstart
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Follow the Quick Start Guide for detailed step-by-step instructions or have a look at a video instruction:

We would love to hear what you think about the new features! Let us know in this forum thread.

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