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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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

How are you tracking security advisories in your dependencies? Silverstripe regularly publishes security fixes and there are various tools to get notified. Read all about them here.

Silverstripe Professional Partner, Evans Hunt, recently launched a new site for Canada-based multidisciplinary design practice, DIALOG. The new site needed to provide a platform to communicate DIALOG’s complex service offering and represent their visually exquisite projects.

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.

Silverstripe CMS offers a flexible solution for your website or application. To provide a comprehensive hands-on experience, we’ve launched a new demo, packed with a more robust set of features.

Over the years, as our products and services have evolved to meet the changing needs of our customers, our brand has evolved, too. Today, we’re excited to unveil the new Silverstripe brand family and logos with a bright, bolder, and simpler look.

The Experience Debt initiative is an undertaking to address a number of improvements to the Silverstripe CMS user experience. As our Product Development Team progress through this work over the coming months, we’ll periodically update this post.

We like to keep things clean, simple, and easy-to-use in Silverstripe CMS. This means your team is more empowered to focus on creating outstanding digital experiences for your users. Here are ten tips that we think could take your Silverstripe CMS experience to the next level.

Multi-factor authentication has recently been released for the Silverstripe CMS and Cloud, aimed at providing an additional layer of security to keep your Silverstripe account and website safe from malicious attacks.

Experience debt is the accumulation of friction points that users experience when performing common tasks. Our Product Development Team have set their sights on it in SilverStripe CMS.