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…

Form fields are the bread and butter of any CMS. While Tina provides a solid collection of fields 'out-of-the-box', you can also create your own. This post will show you the basic concepts of how to…

Say hello to the WordPress to Gatsby Markdown Exporter! It's a WordPress plugin to export posts, pages, and other content from WordPress to Markdown. A modern static site generator like GatsbyJS can…

Supercharge your static site with real-time content editing! 🚀 In this post, I will explore the three different methods Tina offers to edit Markdown on your Gatsby site. You’ll learn how to set up…

We've recently written about how TinaCMS will work on the cloud. Gatsby Cloud offers a great way for editors to edit TinaCMS sites, without having to run a local development environment. Since Gatsby…

TinaCMS allows you to build live-editing functionality directly into your site. Tina differs from other headless CMS's (e.g Forestry.io, NetlifyCMS, Contentful) which simply allow you to edit your…

"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." This axiom, attributed to Phil Karlton, resonates with anyone who has spent any amount of time working with…

In this meetup talk, Zach Brooks gives the rundown how Tina works and why it's a different sort of CMS. Check out JAMstack Denver's site for more information. Or catch up with Zach on Twitter.