Decap CMS

The Decap maintainers team is looking for some muscle! We're seeking a React dev that can help us improve our project. If you contributed to Decap in the past, it's a big plus. Find all info and the application form here: p-m.si/en/kariera/sen…

We are SSG-agnostic, but when we had to choose a replacement for GatsbyJS for our docs site, we chose @GoHugoIO. It's fast, reliable, regularly maintained, and much more. One day, we will be like that 🤞😎 More about migration on our blog: decapcms.org/blog/gatsby-to…

We released decap-cms@3.2.1 today. It includes fixes and improvements by 10 contributors - 8 of those are first-timers! Thanks for being part of the Decap community 🩷 github.com/decaporg/decap…

Put together a site using @Decap_CMS and @eleven_ty to replace an aging Java-based CMS. Build times went from minutes to under a minute, including search index and deployment. Not a 1-to-1 feature match, but meets all the current needs. Also got rid of the Postgres db.

We refreshed our website at decapcms.org to give it some color 🩷💜 Check it out and tell us how you like it

You can sponsor us now. On GitHub: github.com/sponsors/decap… On Open Collective: opencollective.com/decap Decap is currently maintained by an independent team so community contributions are very important in ensuring our future. More here: decapcms.org/blog/2024/03/s…

Decap Docs are now organized better: the intro guide is easier to navigate and former beta features are now in the correct sections. More on our blog: decapcms.org/blog/2024/02/i…

The @GatsbyJS plugin for Decap CMS is now available. It replaces the deprecated one that corresponds to the old Netlify CMS (Very easy) migration guide: decapcms.org/blog/2024/02/n…

We released Decap 3.1 today. It brings several improvements, most notably React 18 support. It was in development for quite a while, so it includes many minor patches as well. More on our blog: decapcms.org/blog/2024/02/d…

@teotimepacreau Great article. Decap CMS can be deployed on any platform, not only Netlify. But the docs are indeed a bit lacking on other platforms.

This does not affect the open-source core of Decap CMS which will forever stay that way.

We now offer professional services on top of Decap CMS. This is intended for users who are looking for expert guidance and ways to save time. We offer onboarding, monthly support, and development of custom features. techhub.p-m.si/services/decap/

We are happy to announce that the first release of Decap CMS is now available. It is released under 3.0 to honor the 2 major versions of the Netlify CMS. Head to our blog to find out how to update and what are the changes: decapcms.org/blog/2023/08/d…

Decap has been recognized as a top content marketing tool in the 2023 Software Reviews Content Marketing Data Quadrant Awards. With a score of 9.1 out of 10 and 100% user satisfaction, Decap proves its value in enhancing content marketing workflows. decapcms.org/blog/2023/05/s…

Participate in the fourth annual Web Development Survey! The survey will be running for 30 days. netlify.com/blog/announcin…

Status update: We took over this project a month ago and although there were not many commits to the main repository, we have been working on the project under the hood. Read more: decapcms.org/blog/2023/03/m…

Github Discussions is now the official Decap forum More: decapcms.org/blog/2023/03/g…

During the transition period, we will be active on both services, and Slack will remain open until it dies off. This decision was based on the fact that when we took over, the most requested feature on Slack was to migrate to Discord. discord.gg/KZRDXmTm9v

@benjifri @GatsbyJS Working on this. But not priority at the moment.

@GatsbyJS @Decap_CMS

@GatsbyJS it seems like the the Decap + Gatsby starter template is broken on decapcms.org/docs/start-wit…. It's been saying "fetch failed"

Introducing Decap CMS "We took this step because we didn't like that this awesome project was slowly dying, and we wanted to ensure that it would continue to be supported and improved." Read more: decapcms.org/blog/2023/02/i…