 We've improved the overall security of our GitHub authentication. Below is an explanation of the changes and further down are the steps required to upgrade to the new authentication flow. TinaCMS&hellip;

Upgrade Notice: Improved GitHub Security

 Recently, our founders, Scott Gallant and Jordan Patterson, along with Lead Tina Developer, Nolan Phillips, sat down with the folks from the Software Engineering Daily Podcast to talk about the CMS&hellip;

Software Engineering Daily Talks TinaCMS

 Plugins are a powerful concept. In general plugins are used to extend core functionality of a base system. While many plugin systems are static, TinaCMS is powered by a dynamic plugin system. In this&hellip;

What are Screen Plugins?

 Writing an adaptable UI is hard. When you're writing code for a quickly changing project, you want that code to be cheap and replaceable. Styled Components allow us to write styles right alongside&hellip;

Designing an Extensible Styling System

 This week we deployed Visual Open Authoring on the TinaCMS website to make the editing experience for ourselves and all the community members totally amazing! You may have noticed that the editing&hellip;

TinaCMS UI: What's next?

 We're focused on improving the independent web as a whole. We want to craft tools that help people build better sites and create better content. In line with this mission, we sought to create&hellip;

Introducing Visual Open Authoring

 Static site generators like Gatsby are a massive win for developers. They provide us with automated deployments, faster development cycles, and reduced security burden. Despite the technical gains&hellip;

Gatsby + Tina 101

 In the previous post, we learned how to create a custom field component and register it to the sidebar. With that baseline, let's go full circle on the topic of custom fields in TinaCMS. In this&hellip;