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CMS 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!

Posted in Open Source, Developers, Marketers

Tagged CMS 4.9, silverstripe cms, silverstripe cms 4, Security patches, lazy loading, core web vitals

by Bryn Whyman

Posted 6 October 2021

Archive: December, 2019

Site of the Month: Map Coffee

Posted in Open Source, Developers, Marketers

Tagged SilverStripe Partner, Site of the month, ecommerce, cms 4, silverstripe cms 4, UnDigital, SilverShop

by Aidan Forrest

Posted 17 December 2019

When Map Coffee became aware that their existing CMS was going end of life, they approached Sydney-based Silverstripe Professional Partner, UnDigital to rebuild their eCommerce website on Silverstripe CMS.

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Improving web performance with GatsbyJS

Posted in Open Source, Developers

Tagged gatsby, gatsbyjs, developer docs, docs, static site generation, Javascript, Headless

by Aaron Carlino

Posted 13 December 2019

In the relentless pursuit of higher performing and more secure websites, we’ve been experimenting with static site generation. Silverstripe Principal Product Developer, Aaron Carlino shares his thoughts on GatsbyJS and some preliminary findings.

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Latest update on the Silverstripe CMS support timeline

Posted in Open Source, Developers

Tagged silverstripe cms, silverstripe cms 3, silverstripe cms 4, cms 3, cms 4, support timeline

by Bryn Whyman

Posted 10 December 2019

On the second anniversary of the Silverstripe CMS 4 release, we’re announcing some changes to our commercial support timelines to give website owners and digital agencies a longer range view, by extending support for Silverstripe CMS versions 3 and 4.

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