The Statamic Blog

I'm really excited to announce the newest member of our Statamic Team – Joshua Blum!

Statamic 3.3 is here with a big focus on supercharging your front-end development and template-level functionality. 3.3 includes a brand new Antlers engine packed with powerful new features, streamlined Blade interoperability and tag/modifier helpers, dyn…

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Over the last two months or so I've been hard at work on a major overhaul of our docs that spans organization, content, and design.

What started as a regional meetup/mini-conference in Flensburg, Germany hosted by Jonas Siewertsen from visuellverstehen has over the past few months morphed into what has become a semi-official, online Statamic conference.

We've given Statamic 3.2 a motivational pep talk, an encouraging slap on the shoulder, and have released it into the wild to fulfill its destiny.

Hey there!

We just tagged Statamic 3.1, which means it is now time to celebrate the first big feature update for Statamic 3!

Here's a look at some of the best Statamic stuff created by the community in February.

Laravel News just relaunched their site on Statamic 3 and it looks amazing and runs like greased lightning.

Here's a look at some of the best Statamic stuff created by the community in January.

Statamic 3.1 adds some significant and powerful features that we'd love to get feedback on before they ship — the highly requested GraphQL support in particular.

Here's a look at some of the best Statamic stuff created by the community in December.

We're going to start highlighting some of the awesome things the community has been writing, building, and designing each month.

Calling all writers, bloggers, video streamers, tire kickers, and pumpkin smashers!

The future of Statamic is here.

Not knowing what you don't know There were so many things we didn't know when we set out to build v3.

The Statamic 3 Open Beta has begun!

This checklist is compiled from our most common support questions.

I've spent the last hour reminiscing as the clock ticked past midnight.

**This is part two** of a double-sided article, 18 months in the making.

This is PART ONE of a two-part article, 18 months in the making.

It has been quite some time since we talked about Statamic 3 here on our blog.

Hot off the foundry, Statamic 2.11 focuses on a major upgrade for Bard, our Gutenberg/Medium-style, block-based editor.

We've been using Slack as a public chat for the Statamic community for over 3 years.

As of today, I'm pleased to announce that Jesse Leite (pronounced 1337) is officially part of Team Statamic!

A few months ago we added the ability to create your own custom [Publish Forms][publish-forms].

We are pleased to announce the next major Statamic release: 2.9!

Jason and I have been working on this off-and-on again for years.

It's no secret that we're hard at work on the next major version of Statamic.

We had an ambitious goal for 2.8.

Statamic 2.6 is here!

Today Statamic turns 5 years old.

You can listen to me talk about Statamic, this year's upcoming Laracon talk, and the 80s on this week's Laravel News podcast.

Partyline is a new Laravel package I developed to supercharge Statamic's command line (Artisan Console) integration.

It seems the only thing more popular than creating new JavaScript frameworks these days is joking about creating new JavaScript frameworks.

Ever wonder if there is an ideal content workflow?

I'm pleased to announce that Statamic 2.5 has been released into the wild!

My dearest Statamic community.

Oh hey, we just made a bunch of things better.

Statamic ships with a built in demo site and theme letting you start playing and poking around right away.

Today we are pleased, excited, and relieved to release the long awaited and massively improved Statamic 2!