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Statamic 6 Is Officially Released

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Statamic 6 is now available, bringing a major update to the Laravel CMS with a redesigned control panel and a modernized frontend stack.

A lot of software gets louder over time. Busier, more complicated. The UI gets cluttered, the nav structured and reorganized into an obtuse mess in a desperate attempt to jam more perceived value into the shareholders report.

We wanted to do the opposite. Statamic 6 is us doubling down on being:

  • opinionated yet flexible and configurable
  • clear, calm, and intentionally designed
  • modern and beautiful, but not trend-chasing

This release includes Vue 3 and Inertia.js under the hood, Tailwind CSS v4 support, a new UI component library, Laravel Boost Guidelines, and stronger security features like 2FA, passkeys, and elevated sessions. The update also lays important groundwork for future development after more than 1,000 merged pull requests.

Check out their official announcement for all the details.

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