 Inline editing removes many usability hurdles that content editors face when working with traditionally decoupled CMS forms. Editors get to see their content changes immediately in the context of&hellip;

The Evolution of Inline Editing

 Today we want to introduce you to the Tina GraphQL gateway that brings reliability to Git-based content management. It's an essential piece to provide a robust structured content, while your content&hellip;

Supercharging file-based content with GraphQL

 We are giving teams the ability to edit content stored in Git, but visually, in the context of their site. Just over a year ago, we announced TinaCMS, an open-source, visual editor for React-based&hellip;

Tina Cloud - A Headless CMS Backed by Git 

 We are regularly improving Tina to provide an effective developer experience and a unique visual content editing experience. Latest additions are the result of listening to the feedback of the&hellip;

2021 Q1 Tina updates

 It was around six months ago that we last dug deep into Tina's inline editing experience. At that time, we introduced new features and improved the UI of inline editing. Since then, there have been a&hellip;

More Changes Coming to Inline Editing

 Websites today contain more dog GIFs and landscape hero photos than ever. Content editors need a way to work with that media when creating and updating web pages, blogs, or articles. Up until now&hellip;

Introducing the TinaCMS Media Manager

 👋 Hey all you cool cats and kittens! It's been a while since our last update, so we wanted to let you know what we've been up to. Documentation Cycle Recap Tina is a toolkit for developers, so&hellip;

September Update

 6 weeks ago, we embarked on a dedicated project with the goal of improving Inline Editing. We believe that this way of creating content is the future, and we want to be a driver in actualizing that&hellip;