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We are releasing Silverstripe CMS Recipe 4.11.1. The primary purpose of this release is to address 9 vulnerabilities in Silverstripe CMS.

We've released Silverstripe CMS Recipe 4.11 and it comes with some exciting new features! Along... read

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.

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!

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.

We’re bringing in the new year with the recently released Silverstripe CMS 4.7. This release focuses on an improved view for Content Managers to track where files are being used in your project. Highlights for Developers include PHP 8 support, the ability to trigger actions from the toast notification component, plus a wide range of house-keeping improvements and fixes.

We’re excited to bring you our latest minor release, Silverstripe CMS 4.6. We've stayed focused on how to keep your content within Silverstripe CMS secure to avoid any potential content leaks.

We're excited to bring you the latest minor release of Silverstripe CMS 4. Silverstripe CMS 4.5 is packed with improvements to general content editing tasks and file management, as well as lifting the accessibility of the content you create.

The latest minor release of SilverStripe 4 has arrived and we’re so excited to be able to share it with you. SilverStripe 4.4 boasts a number of improvements to the Developer experience and new features for Content Editors—all of which aim to deliver higher-performing websites.

We're excited to announce our latest minor release, SilverStripe 4.3, which comes packing a number of improvements aimed at creating a better development experience for web teams, enhancing usability for Content Editors, and delivering higher performing websites.

SilverStripe 4.0.0-beta4 has been released! This marks the end of the beta development cycle and the beginning of the release candidate cycle. See what the Open Source team have been working on in this beta4 release.

SilverStripe 4.0.0-beta3 is now live. Take a look at the fresh screenshots of the file previews in SS4 and what we've been working on for this beta3 release. 

After the 4.0.0-beta1 release, we've taken initial feedback on SilverStripe 4 to make performance optimisations and bugfixes for this 4.0.0-beta2 release. 

This release freezes any changes to the SilverStripe 4 API. We’ll be shifting our attention towards bug fixing and polishing of the UI for a stable release later this year.

Here at SilverStripe, we're constantly striving to improve site performance. Today's announcement looks at the 3.6.0 release with its support for PHP 7.

We have just released SilverStripe 3.5.0. This release has a few visible changes, as well as some new api and security improvements under the hood.

This update brings a lot more polish and feature completion to many of the new major features in SilverStripe 4

You can get SilverStripe 4 alpha-1 now. This is not a drill.