The Statamic Blog

With Statamic 6.31.0, you can point a tool at the REST API and let it discover the site's collections, taxonomies, navs, asset containers, and locales for itself.

Sometimes there’s that moment in every documentation site’s life when someone other than the developer needs to get in there and make some content changes.

For years, the answer to "how do I try Statamic?"

People aren't the only ones reading documentation anymore.

If you're anything like me, you've got a bunch of /preview-email/{email} routes sitting in web.php, commented out until you need them.

Forms are getting a serious upgrade in Statamic.

Laracon US is always one of the highlights of our year.

After checking with Taylor Otwell at Laracon.us, we can now say it out loud: Laravel runs on Statamic and Statamic runs on Laravel.

Statamic now supports "Chips" as an appearance option for Radio and Checkbox fields, as of v6.22.

Supply chain attacks are all the rage these days (arguably more popular than those 🥦 haircuts), and AI is fueling and fanning the fire at a never-before-seen pace.

If you're a VS Code type of person, you're probably quite familiar with the Antlers Toolbox by John Koster.

WordPress has that one screen.

Back in May of 2023, Marty Friedel and I were chatting in the Blue Ridge Mountains at our very first Flat Camp and he mentioned he was considering submitting a Statamic talk to Laracon AU.

Over the last few weeks, we've shipped and kept enhancing two highly requested features for SEO Pro: Redirects and Error Management.

On May 1st we'll be raising the price of Statamic Pro to $349/site and $99/year for continued updates and developer support.

Laravel ships a new major version every year like clockwork, and today is that day.

Last week, Laracon EU 2026 took place in Amsterdam, and we’re finally coming down from the conference high (or rather recharged our depleted social batteries) to share our experience with you, dear reader.

You know that moment when a client uploads a perfectly good photo — except it's got way too much parking lot on the left side and a random elbow on the right?

We won CMS Critic's Best Flat File CMS award.

Statamic 6 is officially released.

Today we tagged the Statamic 6 beta. 🚀 We ran an extra-long Alpha Phase (21 releases to be exact) so as many developers as possible could have time to test it out, get their addons upgrade-ready, and be aware of the breaking changes from v5.

As the year winds down and the team here at Statamic is about to take our annual Christmas/New Years break, I wanted to take a little time to reflect on and share what’s been happening behind the scenes at Statamic.

Earlier this month almost 50 people gathered just outside of Amsterdam in the lovely city of Alkmaar for a Statamic meetup hosted by our friends at JustBetter.

We love when things just work — like hitting “Deploy” and seeing your site live, SSL set up, and your content ready to go with no hassel or fuss.

Statamic 6 is almost here, and in many ways it’s the most significant update we’ve ever shipped.

Jay George hails from London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 where he's been very content as a freelance web designer/developer and co-host of the Code Rush podcast with the great Rob de Kort.

Well, we did it.

With Statamic v5.27.0, we've introduced a new feature with photography, gallery, and portfolio sites in mind, but can help enhance the organization of your assets across the board, no matter the type of site.

If you've ever wanted to hit the ground running with a new Statamic site, you've probably heard about Starter Kits.

Howdy y'all!

Ciao, Statamic family!

It's that time of year again!

Today week, CMS Critic announced the winners of the 2023 CMS Critic People’s Choice Awards and Statamic won the award for "Best Flat File CMS" for the third year in a row, and picked up a new category – "Best Static Site Generator".

I'm really happy to announce that after 3 years of hard work, we've finally managed to convince Duncan McClean to join Team Statamic!

Hello, everyone!

In the last few weeks we've added Multi-Site Permissions, enhanced our CLI with Laravel's new Prompts goodness, and gave our SSG package some love with support for highly customizable pagination URLs and routes.

Today we're excited to unveil a whole new pricing model designed for companies looking to build high volume sites on Statamic — introducing the Statamic Platform.

Howdy, y'all!

Ladies and Gentlemen, lift the curtain for the Statamic Rad Pack!

Get ready, folks: I'm here to spin a yarn about the first Flat Camp — a heartwarming, mind-expanding, mountain-climbing soiree that sparked the fires of community, collaboration, and a smidgen of whiskey-induced camaraderie.

We've spent the last 4 months focused on preparing the next step in the evolution of Statamic.

Last week, CMS Critic announced the winners of the 2022 CMS Critic People’s Choice Awards and Statamic won the award for "Best Flat File CMS" for the second year in a row!

Statamic 3.4 is here with big improvements to Bard, Control Panel customization and configuration, multi-lingual sites, and search. 3.4 also sets the new Runtime Antlers Parser as the default.

There are times when you know a feature is necessary but there's already an addon that does the job perfectly.

Today Laracasts launches its latest Creator Series on Statamic, created by yours truly!

Today Jonas Siewertsen, one of the developers from Spiegel, released his first premium (paid) video course on Statamic deployments.

We got another new update for you today.

Here's an update on what happened in the Statamic ecosystem in the past few weeks.

Antlers, Statamic's beloved template language, has just leveled up again!

Well here we are.