~ The February Newsletter 🌷 ~

Hello there! Thank you for welcoming us into your inbox again. It's time for your monthly update as February comes to a close. We have some big updates to share, so let's get into it.

Statamic 6 Progress

We've got some good momentum going. So far we've finished upgrading the control panel to Vue 3, switched from Vuex to Pinia, setup some fresh new code styling automation, dropped Carbon 2 and other out of date dependencies, and have made good progress on rolling out our new design component system to make the Control Panel more beautiful and easier to extend. Think our own Statamic-flavored Shadcn powered by Vue 3.

Jay George Joins The Core Team 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

The Statamic Core Team just grew by +1! Jay George, a super talented designer, developer, and long-time community member, joins us to level up our design even more and take some work off of Jack's shoulders. This past few months has already been working on our docs relaunch that's almost ready to ship. More about him in our announcement blog post on statamic.com.

Say hi and congratulate him on our Discord, if you happen to run into him. 😊

Laravel 12 & Tailwind CSS 4 🚀

While we are hard at work on Statamic 6, we just released Statamic 5.49.0 which brings support for both Laravel 12 and Taildwind CSS 4. That's right, you didn't even have to wait for Statamic 6 to use the shiny new Laravel 12!

Head over to GitHub to get all the details about the release right here.

Jack McDade & Team

Talking Statamic by Michael LaRoy 🎙️

Beloved community member and Vancouverite Michael LaRoy, known for his WordPress to Statamic YouTube channel, just launched a new podcast called “Talking Statamic”. Jack was the inaugural guest and the lineup for the upcoming episodes looks pretty rad (we caught a glimpse at it 👀)! So go ahead and subscribe on Spotify or your podcatcher of choice.

Laravel Cloud ⛅️

Announced by Taylor Otwell at Laracon US in Dallas last year, Laravel Cloud is now publicly available to everyone. With fair pricing and simplicity in mind, it's probably the way to deploy your future projects or even migrate existing ones. Wanna give it a try with your Statamic site? Have a look at our docs for a deployment guide. The only caveat right now is that it doesn't work with our flat-file Git automation yet. You can use our Eloquent driver and store content in the database in the meantime.

Newest Starter Kits

Newest Addons

Webhook

Advanced Emails

Stripe Form Field

Phosphoricons

Admin Bar

Statamic Cloudfront

📑 Articles

Marty Friedel → Dynamic collection routing in Statamic

🎙️ Podcasts

Michael LaRoy → Talking Statamic: Talking with Jack McDade

Michael LaRoy → Talking Statamic: Talking with Vin Thomas

• brightpresentations

• A.C. Entertainment Technologies
• Pearce Signs
• Oliver Gavin Motorsport Management

• The Child Sponsorship Platform

• TV-Media

• goUnity
• Philipp Mickenbecker – Real Life
• REWE Group
• Siloam Crowdfunding
• goMagazin
• Hyve
• Bärenmatte
• TDS Aarau

• Interface
• Afileon
• FAIRDI

• GinGinGin

• Future Observatory | The Design Museum
• Anima Magazine

• Made with Lovable

• Amba School

• Pädagogische Hochschule Thurgau (PHTG)

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