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Announcing Silverstripe CMS 5.2.0 with a new way to manage links
Silverstripe 5.2.0 has just landed. In this release, we’re most excited about the new LinkField module that makes it easy to manage all types of links. Developers and content authors can expect numerous improvements. Working and building with Silverstripe CMS 5.2.0 is easier than ever!
Archive: April, 2017
Video: Painting outside the lines with SilverStripe
The last talk from the recent SilverStripe meetup in Auckland was delivered by Dylan Wagstaff, Support Developer at SilverStripe.
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Good bad design
Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder. When it comes to the beauty of User Experience I would say it’s more objective, but the “look” of a website can blur the lines slightly.
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PATCH: 5 quick and easy web accessibility techniques
In this guest post, Zoe Beaucamp gives you PATCH—5 simple but effective ways to start patching up any inaccessible web content.
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Video: debug and tinker with Sliver
In the recent SilverStripe meetup, Sam Walsh, developer of Little Giant, talked about a tool he’d hacked called Sliver. Here is the video of his talk.
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SilverStripe Platform approvals: approved
Last month, we saw a 95% deployment success rate on SilverStripe Platform. The platform has just got even better with the new approvals UI for deployments.
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Digital Transformation health check
Results of the surveys we conducted on Digital Transformation from the recent conferences.
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The sixth alpha: enter the territory of dead bugs
We’re almost there! SilverStripe 4.0.0-alpha6 is out and eagerly waiting for those on the edge to try it out.
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Keep your server safe with ‘steamed clams’
To help keep your server secure, it’s a good idea to scan for viruses on uploaded files. This is when Steamed Clams comes in handy – this module scans for viruses in files you upload, or files already uploaded.
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Announcing HackFest 2017.1: SilverStripe 4 Alpha Edition
Help us build SilverStripe 4, join the alpha release hackfest in Auckland and Wellington on the 22nd April.
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