Statamic

Posts about Statamic, the Laravel-based CMS: data modelling, field actions, live previews and how it compares with WordPress. 10 posts.

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Field Actions in Statamic are Amazing

Statamic Field Actions let you trigger logic from a single click inside the control panel — and it's the feature I didn't know I needed until I had it.

Unicon - the easiest way to use icons in Laravel and Statamic

Managing icons in Statamic used to mean downloading files manually — Unicon fixes that with one simple Blade component and Iconify behind the scenes.

Migrating Gutenberg blocks using the Statamic Importer

The Statamic Importer just changed how we migrate WordPress content. Here's the updated, much cleaner approach to moving Gutenberg blocks to Bard.

Migrating WordPress Gutenberg blocks to Statamic

Most WordPress-to-Statamic migration guides pretend Gutenberg doesn't exist. This one doesn't — here's how to handle block content properly.

Statamic for WordPress developers - data modeling and collections

If WordPress has post types and ACF, Statamic has collections and blueprints — and they work better together than you might expect.

Statamic for WordPress developers - differences and installation

WordPress is for everyone — Statamic raises the bar a little. Here's what you need to know before diving into Statamic as a WordPress developer.

Statamic for WordPress developers - intro

If your WordPress stack looks like Bedrock + Timber + ACF + Tailwind, Statamic might feel surprisingly familiar. Here's why I started this series.

When using Statamic over WordPress is a good idea

I spent most of my career building WordPress sites — and now I often reach for Statamic instead. Here's what finally tipped the scale.

Implementing Astro live previews in headless Statamic

Live previews in a headless setup always feel like the last unsolved puzzle. Here's how SSR in Astro makes them work with Statamic.

Converting Statamic to use Vite

Build times dropped from 9 seconds to 4 after switching from Laravel Mix to Vite in Statamic. Here's exactly how I did it.