Links: Why Craft

Ben Croker of PutYourLightsOn has published the article Securing Your Craft Site in 2022-Part 3, where he explains the importance of a security policy and how to implement it.

Colorlib presents the 15 most popular content management systems in 2022 in an article. Among them are WordPress, Shopify, Contao, Typo3 and Craft CMS. Craft is praised for its freedom when creating a website.

Mitchell Kimbrough from Solspace compares WordPress with Craft CMS in his blog article. First he discusses the conceptual differences between the two systems, and then explains when it's worth upgrading from an older Craft version or even switching from WordPress to Craft 4.

The creative and digital agency iPOP has summarized in an article why they use Craft as CMS since 2016. Live preview, image editing and multi-site are described in more detail as the most important reasons.

Lauren Irwin describes in her article how to sell Craft CMS to your team. Why ready-made templates are problematic and why Craft has its own strengths as an individual solution are discussed, as are training requirements and costs.

The beta of Craft 4 has been running since March and the release will be in four weeks. Charlie from Bluegg Agency has summarized the features she is most looking forward to. Among them are Collections, Category Drafts and Conditional fields.

Angie from Block 81 explains in a video why Craft is her number 1 content management system. In doing so, she correctly clarifies that there is no such thing as the objectively best CMS and that each has advantages and disadvantages. In her opinion, Craft's advantages lie in the areas of: Performance, Extensibility, Flexibility and Efficiency.

The agency Mostly Serious explains in an article five reasons why Craft is for the best content management system. Topics such as usability, scalability, flexibility, security and customizability are examined in more detail.

Tom Pickering from Shape explains in detail why Craft is their CMS of choice instead of, say, WordPress. Topics such as Project Config, Live Preview, Responsive Control Panel, Twig and Matrix are addressed.

The Craft agency webdna explains in an article why they implement eCommerce projects with Craft Commerce. They go into aspects such as scalability, security, multi-sites and plugins.

The web host GreenGeeks has compared the two CMS Craft and WordPress and asks which platform one should use in 2022. The clear winner this time is WordPress.

This may surprise one or the other, but the author took the perspective of a beginner and then WordPress may be the better alternative due to installation, themes and plugins.

Brandon Kelly, CEO of Pixel & Tonic and Craft CMS, has looked back on an eventful 2021. The team grew to 16 people, 900 plugins are available in the store, and there were two major updates for Craft and Commerce respectively.