After checking with Taylor Otwell at Laracon.us, we can now say it out loud: Laravel runs on Statamic and Statamic runs on Laravel. Naturally.

If you were looking for a better "Is Statamic capable and reliable?" signal in the Laravel ecosystem, I'm not sure you'll find one.

Last week (at Laracon) I spent time with the Laravel dev and marketing teams behind the site — Chip, Tim, and Samantha — and they had nothing but great things to say about Statamic.

The site used to be a grab bag of Blade and Markdown. Then Filament. Now it's Statamic — and they finally have a publishing workflow that doesn't require inventing every interaction from scratch. ❤️ They can now publish faster, marketing can own their content and landing pages and rely on the dev team far less on a day-to-day basis.

We talked about what they want next. It turns out our roadmap was already lined up — Forms 2.0 will solve some of their current landing page/CRM flow friction, plus some content publishing UI experiments we've got cooking in the lab sound especially delicious.

Stepping back — after all these years building Statamic inside the Laravel community (and working on the design for Laravel.com and core Laravel products in the past — Forge, Envoyer, etc.), seeing laravel.com on Statamic has me in my feels. Honored. And more motivated than ever to make Statamic not just the best Laravel CMS — the best CMS, period.

Alrighty. Back to it then!