Articles
A collection of articles and tutorials about Craft CMS. Reviews events such as the Dot All conferences or discusses what's new in a Craft release. There are also tips on current web technologies, Twig, and plugins.
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Craft 3 has been available since April, but not every project calls for an immediate migration. Craft 2.7 fills that gap, bringing PHP 7.2 support and keeping existing projects on a solid footing. -
Pixel & Tonic worked on Craft 3 for three years and three months. 7,700 commits, three pre-release phases, a new commerce platform, six new employees, and three children later, the final version of Craft CMS 3 is finally available -
Craft ID was introduced as a service that significantly simplifies license management, invoicing, and plugin organization, bringing an outdated management process into the present. -
Craft 3 will be released on April 4, 2018, but there are certainly some unanswered questions. To clarify them, Pixel & Tonic has answered the most frequently asked questions. -
2017 is over, and we've survived almost one year of Trump as US President and seen the resurrection of Nintendo thanks to the Switch. Of course, it was eventful in the Craft cosmos as well. -
From October 22-23, 2017, the first Dot All conference took place in Portland, Oregon (USA). However, due to the spatial separation, I had to wait until December 19, 2017, to watch the presentations in video form. -
After 18 months of work and a few delays, the Craft 3 beta is finally here. -
2016 was a wild year. We saw Brexit, a coup attempt in Turkey, terrorist attacks, and Trump's election win. One bright spot: Peyton Manning retiring on a high note. Brandon Kelly from Pixel & Tonic shared a recap of 2016 for Craft CMS, and here's my summary.