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After only 1.5 months of development, Craft 3.3 is available, and this time innovations are focused on API and frontend development. GraphQL and headless mode are the big buzzwords here.

After six months, Craft 3.2 has been released and focuses on a better user experience in the control panel. These innovations include headless preview, auto-save, and pagination of element indices.

Verbb's Josh Crawford summed up the key points to keep in mind if you want to improve your skills as a plugin developer in his talk at Dot One 2019.

Dot One Australia took place on February 5, 2019, at the Melbourne Museum Treetop Room. In contrast to Dot All, this is a one-day event without workshops but with many presentations.

The new year begins with the release of Craft 3.1, which includes over 100 improvements. Among them is a better live preview or system messages that can no longer be edited only by admins.

An eventful Craft year is coming to an end. Craft 3, Plugin Store, Craft ID, new official website, and Commerce 2 beta were released. The partner network was announced, and the Dot All was held in Berlin.

A month and a half ago, Dot All 2018 took place in Europe for the first time. Those who couldn't or didn't want to make the trip to Berlin now have the opportunity to catch up on the presentations on Vimeo.

From September 26 to 28, 2018, the official Craft Conference took place in Berlin. As the operator of Craftentries, I had to be there this time. The friendly community and exciting lectures made the trip worthwhile.