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The Monthly SpookyFirehose
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October, 2023
Boo! Scary cool things have happened this past month at Statamic HQ. Now that shadows lengthen and the nights grow chillier, here's our spook-tacular (muah-ah-ah) Halloween firehose! ππ»
From eerie content tales to bewitching links, this newsletter promises to be a treat, no tricks, promise.
Statamic HQ Updates
Duncan's first month is coming to an end and he's been busy. Lots of updates and improvements to statamic.com are coming in the next couple of weeks and months, including automatic renewals for Statamic Pro licenses, a new site gallery, the ability for developers to offer addons as a subscription instead of just a one-time purchase, and more!
Slight Price Bump for Statamic Pro and the Annual Renewal
With the launch of Statamic 3 in early 2020, we changed the pricing model to what it is today and it has stayed that way ever since. But to keep up with inflation as well as increased cost of services we rely on, we will be increasing the price of Statamic Pro a wee bit from $259 to $275 and the annual renewals will now be $65 instead of $59.
This will go into effect tomorrow, November 1st, 2023.
To give you some more perspective: The inflation calculator says it should now be $308.01. Pretty crazy considering that's just from 2020 to 2023 π€―.
We believe that Statamic brings a lot of value to developers and users and hope you understand our reasoning for the slight price increase. We want to say "Thank You" to everyone who supports us and spreads the love of Statamic π.
Core and Ecosystem Updates π¦
Apart from that, lots of things have happened in the Statamic ecosystem this past month. Here's a quick rundown of the highlights:
- The long awaited multi-site permissions got merged and have now been available since v4.27.0. Have a look at the PR for all the details.
- User-defined fields in the CP can now be translated. More info in the PR. This pairs really well with Ryan's new Translation Manager addon.
- Multi-site duplicator support is now in core. Duncan, who initially developed the Duplicator addon, brought the feature into the core of Statamic a while ago. This only worked with single-site setups though. Until Statamic v4.30.0. When you now duplicate an entry, it can be duplicated across multiple or even all sites. Neat feature for sure!
- New addition to the Rad Pack! The Meilisearch addon got taken over and got a fresh polish by the Pack. If you haven't heard about it yet, Meilisearch is a great alternative to Algolia and is self-hosted. They also offer a paid and hosted solution, similiar to Algolia's.
Flat Camp EU 2024 ποΈ
The venue has been decided on and the dates are set. Now we are in the process of finalizing the last details to lock everyting in and will share more real soonβ’.
We're trying our best to make it an EPIC event and look forward to meeting lots of you in person, again or for the first time. π€
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Marketplace Starter kits
Fresh starter kits
HyperCard
A simple and fun HyperCard styled journal site.
by Statamic
Penang
Flexible & easy-to-use Statamic page builder. Built for marketers but scalable for senior developers.
by Jotham Lim
Marketplace Addons
Recently shipped
Karelia Conversions
Send leads, sign-ups and orders from your server to the Meta Conversions API, Google Analytics 4 and the TikTok Events API, so ad blockers a...
by Karelia Labs
Karelia Tickets
Sell event tickets on your own Statamic pages with Stripe Checkout: ticket types, QR tickets by email, check-in on a phone and refunds, with...
by Karelia Labs
Karelia Trash
A trash bin for Statamic. Deleted entries, terms, assets, globals, form submissions and users come back with one click, in the same place th...
by Karelia Labs
Karelia Spreadsheet
Edit Statamic entries in a spreadsheet: paste from Excel, fill down, find and replace, CSV in and out, saved through your blueprints' own va...
by Karelia Labs
Billboard
Ad management for Statamic: placements, weighted rotation, scheduling, targeting and privacy-friendly first-party reporting.
by Usama Munir
Content Governance
Owners, review dates and expiry for your Statamic entries, with reminders, a review dashboard and a full audit trail.
by Arron Rees
Abandoned Cart
Reminder emails for Cargo, with a link that brings the shopper's basket back at today's prices, and a view of what they recovered.
by 1994
Ingest
Keep Statamic in sync with the feeds you don't control, on a schedule, with a preview and undo for every run.
by 1994
Cookie Connect
Connect your site to the cookie consent platform you already use. Paste its ID, and Google Consent Mode v2 and script blocking are set up fo...
by 1994
Social Images
Design share images in the Control Panel and get one for every entry, made automatically.
by 1994
Back in stock
"Tell me when it's back" for Cargo. Shoppers confirm their email on a sold-out product or variant, and get one email when it's back.
by 1994
Promo Bars
Scheduled, targeted promo bars with countdowns, discount codes and free-delivery progress. Styled in the Control Panel, and safe behind stat...
by 1994
Reviews
Collect reviews and star ratings on your own site, moderate them in the Control Panel, and show averages and review schema. Verified purchas...
by 1994
Gift Vouchers
Sell gift vouchers with Cargo, emailed with a PDF and spent at checkout.
by 1994
Sign-off
Multi-step editorial sign-off. Nothing goes live until everyone has approved it.
by 1994
Wishlist
Let visitors save entries to wishlists and share them with a link.
by 1994
Inline Edit
Edit text right on the live page. Double-click, type, save.
by Adrian Goldner
TinyPNG & TinyJPG | Image Compression
Automatic image compression and optimization for Statamic, powered by TinyPNG. Compress uploads in place, convert to WebP or AVIF, optimize...
by WAFplanet
Mail logger for Statamic
A Statamic Control Panel interface for laravel mail logs.
by BobWez98
Mailroom
Mailroom captures local and staging emails in Statamicβs Control Panel. Search messages, preview HTML and text, inspect headers and download...
by GHIJK (it's pronounced 'geek')
Marketing Toolkit
All-in-one toolkit built for marketers & developers. SEO , redirects, 404s, tracking tags, Google Consent Mode, etc
by Jotham Lim
Alp CRM
A free, complete CRM: contacts, invoices with Stripe & PayPal, tasks, campaigns, automations and an API. Pro for team access.
by Rad Themes
Client Portal
Private, branded client portals: phases, files, uploads, approvals, messages and reminders. Requires Statamic Pro.
by Rad Themes
Ghostwriter
Drafts entries in your site's voice, built into your own page layouts.
by 1994
Statamic AI Writer
Statamic AI Writer enhances Bard, Markdown, and text areas. Highlight any text to refine phrasing, create summaries, translate content, or g...
by muench.dev
Bard Assist [Experimental]
Write plain text. Use Jev to get the right Bard sets, fields already filled.
by Adrian Goldner
Darkroom
Generate images with Google's Nano Banana models from the Statamic Control Panel and save them straight into your asset library.
by D3 Creative
CP Bar
A WordPress-style admin bar for Statamic, safe with static caching.
by Arno Hoogma
Fine Builder
Utilizing the Statamic's Live Preview, this addon allows you to edit the entry on the preview. and at the same time points you to the the ri...
by Ali Awwad
Cookie Consent Kit
Cookie consent banner for Statamic, built for Quebec's Law 25 and usable under the GDPR.
by QuΓ©bec Studio
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New Partners
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At prepend, we blend innovation with expertise to deliver solutions that align with your business vision. Our partnership with Statamic empowers us to create seamless, engaging online platforms that cater to modern-day digital expectations. With a track record of success working with notable clients like Carhartt, Highsnobiety, and Strenger, we are poised to elevate your digital presence to new heights.
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Community Content
Videos
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New Site Launches
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The Water Cooler
“One day we'll get you on the Statamic train. You just wait.”
“I go with @statamic all the way.”
“Wow, Sitemapamic, our add-on for @statamic that generates an XML sitemap for your site, has hit 10,000 installs. We're working on a refactor at the moment: are there any features or things you wish or want it to do?”
“One of the reasons Iβm starting to build with @statamic now”
“Another day, another addon for @statamic. A client has some unique logging (including writing, viewing and retention), plus specific viewing options, so letβs spin this up.”
“FINALLY upgraded my personal @statamic site (from version 2!! π«£) to version 4.24. Thanks to @jackmcdade and the rest of the team for their help.”
“π₯³ Exciting news! Our website now runs on @nextjs 13 with App Dir, RSC, and @statamic with GraphQL, offering a unique, dynamic experience. Hosted on @vercel.”
“Mmm i hear good about statamic π”
“Didn't know how well @statamic was built. Man this platform is awesome.”
“Wordpress is a mess, especially if you start installing plug-ins. Have you ever tried @statamic? It's based on Laravel and you can actually manage both the code and the content using git.”
“@statamic is a developer-friendly, flat-first CMS based on Laravel + Git, offering an admin UI #madewithvuejs β‘οΈ”
“I just used @LaravelLivewire to implement a blog search w/ category filters on @statamic, and OH MY GOD THE @laravelphp ECOSYSTEM IS JUST SO GOOD!”
“Logs need to be human-friendly. So we built Logger for @statamic that helps collect Statamic and @laravelphp events, and present them with event-specific Blade templating for maximum friendliness. The best bit: you can extend Logger for your app's own events!”
“@WordPress really is an historically phenomenal framework but, in my opinion, they have lost their way with Gutenberg and Full Site Editing. There are just too many great options like @payloadcms or if you prefer to stay in PHP, @statamic knocks it out of the park with Bard.”
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