Roadmap for 2021/2022
This is a short summary of the roadmap we have for the upcoming and next version of Piranha CMS given the next LTS release of .NET that is waiting just around the corner.
Read moreAs we're knee deep working on version 9.0
we thought that it was time to give you an update to what we've been up to so far regarding the major functions of this release, namely Generic Content and Reusable Blocks.
During my years as a digital designer I have often been tasked with improving interfaces that developers have built and designed. The reason for this is of course that it's not always possible to have a dedicated designed in the project, maybe the project has a very limited budget or time frame.
Even though I can totally understand this it doesn't mean I think it's a wise decision, in my opinion the best team setup in a project would be one designer to maybe two or three developers. Nevertheless I thought I could offer some hands-on tips for all of you developers who have to cheat as a designer in your next project.
Read moreWe're extremely happy to announce that today we've released Piranha CMS 8.0
for .NET Core 3.1
, and this just two days after 3.1
was released! In essence this version is contains the same feature set as 7.1
, but while waiting for the official release from Microsoft we managed to squeeze in some new functionality as well!
I recently got a question on GitHub on how to add a second level of tagging for posts with a custom field, and as it was quite fun, and covers a lot the basic parts of building custom components I thought it would make a good example for everyone.
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