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Announcing Silverstripe CMS 5.3.0 with image rendering improvements, better validation, and more
The latest release of Silverstripe CMS is here! This release has a strong focus on...
Announcing Silverstripe CMS 4.13.0 - transitioning to CMS 5
We’re excited to announce the release of Silverstripe CMS 4.13.0. read
Patching a high impact GraphQL vulnerability
Have you updated your Silverstripe CMS site between March 13 and March 16, 2023? You may be vulnerable to a high impact DDOS vulnerability in a very recent patch to our silverstripe/graphql module.
readAnnouncing Silverstripe CMS 5 beta
We are thrilled to announce that our development team has achieved a significant milestone by releasing Silverstripe CMS 5.0.0 Beta 1! This release marks the end of major development work and the start of an exciting journey towards a stable release.
readAnnouncing Silverstripe CMS 4.12 with improved Gridfield UX
Silverstripe CMS 4.12.0 has just been released. It comes with a host of quality of life improvements and bug fixes. It also sets up some of the groundwork to transition to Silverstripe CMS 5 next year. Upgrade now for an improved content authoring experience.
readAnnouncing Silverstripe CMS 4.11.1 with multiple security patches
We are releasing Silverstripe CMS Recipe 4.11.1. The primary purpose of this release is to address 9 vulnerabilities in Silverstripe CMS.
readHolding it down for StripeCon EU 2022 – Somewhere in Stockholm
Silverstripe CMS Squad Team Lead, Maxime Rainville, gives us his roundup from StripeCon EU 2022 in Stockholm, Sweden.
readSilverstripe CMS Major Release Policy and update on CMS 5
Earlier this year, we announced a consultation on a formal Major Release Policy for Silverstripe CMS which has now been published. Here’s an overview of the new policy, including an update on Silverstripe CMS 5.
readStripeCon EU is upon us!
The StripeCon EU CMS conference is back once again, for a historic 9th year! And this time around it is being held in the wonderful city of Stockholm in Sweden!
readSilverstripe CMS 4.11 is here with a new GraphQL release, more flexible previews, and PHP 8.1 compatibility
We've released Silverstripe CMS Recipe 4.11 and it comes with some exciting new features! Along... read
Revising our approach to major release
We are publishing a Request For Comment (RFC) on a new Major Release Policy proposal. Our primary objective with this policy proposal is to provide certainty to Silverstripe CMS project owners by adopting a major release cadence that is sustainable and manageable. We are seeking feedback from the Silverstripe CMS community.
readFarewell Uncle Cheese
It’s with very bittersweet emotions that we have to announce that Aaron Carlino (aka Uncle Cheese) will be leaving Silverstripe Ltd. Aaron has been a fixture of the Silverstripe CMS community for close to 15 years.
readUnDigital® uses Silverstripe CMS to launch 3 sites at once for Thyme Lifestyle Resort
Digital experience agency, UnDigital, has been working with Thyme Lifestyle Resort, owned by Serenitas, to develop four websites using Silverstripe CMS with subsites. Throughout the build, both Serenitas and UnDigital have been excited by the usability of the CMS and the efficiencies the use of subsites has created for them both. This case study article discusses the brief Serenitas gave and the flawless websites UnDigital was able to deliver, using Silverstripe CMS.
readCMS 4.10 is here with official support for PHP 8.0
Out with the old, in with the new. This release brings official support for PHP 8.0 and PHPUnit 9.5 while dropping support for legacy technologies like PHP 7.2 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 11. Upgrade today and set up your project for long term success.
readSome upcoming changes to Silverstripe CMS!
We're giving the Silverstripe CMS community a heads up about three changes that are coming up around adding support for PHPUnit 9, dropping support for end-of-life PHP releases, and dropping support for Internet Explorer.
readCMS 4.9 is here and it's jam-packed!
This release is jam-packed full of exciting improvements. Better website performance out of the box? Check. Stronger CMS account management of logged-in devices? Check. A new release pattern that gives faster access to bug fixes? Check. There’s even more too!
readAnnouncing CMS 4.8! Providing stability, security patching, and support for the future of GraphQL
Silverstripe CMS 4.8 is here! In this release, we're introducing a smooth transition for projects to adopt the latest improvements to the new GraphQL v4 module and some security changes to the log-in process.
readGoing through the looking glass—developing open-source software full-time
What happens when open-source moves from being a hobby to being a full-time job? Take a look at the recollections of a Silverstripe CMS open-source developer.
readUnDigital pioneers the use of Silverstripe CMS within NSW Government
Customer experience agency, UnDigital, has been working with Landcom, the NSW Government’s land and property development organisation, to develop multiple websites using Silverstripe CMS. Both Landcom and UnDigital have been pleased with how simple it is to build exceptional websites. This article explores the different sites built by the team and shows the multiple elements of functionality available to Silverstripe CMS users.
readTaking deployments to the next level: Introducing Code builders!
Take even more control of your deployments on Silverstripe Cloud with the new advanced code builder. With the opportunity to now add your own scripts to this process, what will you choose to do?
readEyes on the APIs: How GraphQL 4 can help you create faster, more secure web projects that scale
The world of content management is becoming increasingly API-driven. Learn how you can use Silverstripe CMS to create a high-performing GraphQL API with just a few lines of configuration in this 45-minute presentation by Aaron Carlino (Uncle Cheese).
readWhere is 5.x, or how to innovate on a monolith
With CMS 4.x supported until at least 2023, we're taking the time to incrementally innovate on the Silverstripe CMS ecosystem rather than prioritising a monolithic CMS 5.x release. Change should be a choice, and we hope to make it an easy one by continuing our work on APIs, Decoupled, and a modern CMS UI architecture.
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