 TinaCMS Version 1.1.3 (and @tinacms/cli@1.0.6) brings some improvements for various frameworks, and list-field improvements. Improved Shortcode Support The user can now model a shortcode like so&hellip;

TinaCMS V1.1.3

 Tina + Next: Part I This post has been updated to use Next.js 13 and its latest features. Want to skip to using Tina with Next.js? Jump to Part II of this series. Next.js is a framework built on top&hellip;

How To Create a Markdown Blog With Next.js

 TinaCMS now has a public roadmap where you can follow along with high-level features on our radar. Public Roadmap The roadmap is reserved for items in which we have a high degree of confidence that&hellip;

TinaCMS' New Public Roadmap!

 We're excited to announce that TinaCMS has gone 1.0 and is coming out of beta! TinaCMS was announced over 3 years ago, and has matured greatly over that time. In the early days of TinaCMS, there was&hellip;

Tina v1.0 is live!

 tinacms@0.70.0 is a considerable rework to how TinaCMS is run, and how it renders previews. Background Previously, Tina's setup required you to wrap your site in a TinaProvider component. Tina would&hellip;

Upgrading to 0.70.0 (with iframe-based previews)

 Announcing TinaCMS 0.69.12 Today, we are releasing a new version of Tinacms. This version adds several improvements including; A new default values behavior Filename customization New default values&hellip;

TinaCMS V0.69.13

 This is Part 2 of David Konsumer's guide to setting up and customizing TinaCMS. If you missed part 1, you should start there first. In this video, David shows how to: Hide buttons in the toolbar of&hellip;

Getting Started With TinaCMS - Part 2

 David Konsumer, from our Discord community, shows us how he likes to set up a new TinaCMS project in this getting started tutorial. This video is a great introduction to Tina and covers a lot. By the&hellip;