 The latest update empowers developers to put validation ,component and parse functions directly into the schema. Quick Demo Validation Below, if you click the "pencil" icon and edit the "Title&hellip;

Announcing the new "Extending Tina"

 When working on a git-backed site, you don’t normally want to work directly on your main branch. Ideally, you want to be able to finish your post or site update, check if it looks good, and schedule&hellip;

Automating Pull Requests

 Read-only tokens allow you to query data from your project at any point in your application, whether that is on the server or on the client. Prior to Read-only tokens everything Tina did was through&hellip;

Read-only tokens - Query Requests anytime

 Tina has worked on the premise of direct interaction with Tina's GraphQL API and GitHub’s API. While this is a perfectly acceptable option, it does reduce performance slightly due to the nature of&hellip;

Tina Data Layer: Performant Editing

 Tina allows you as a developer to create an amazing editing experience. By default the editing experience is a more traditional CMS, where you login to a specific URL and you edit your content&hellip;

From CMS To Contextual Editing

 Until now, as a Tina user, you have enjoyed contextual editing when interacting with your content. We know that while this experience is first class for your content team, the amount of time it takes&hellip;

Tina CMS - Get started

 The Tina team is off-to-the races on an exciting year. We’re on a mission to redefine web publishing by making the most hackable CMS on the planet, giving developers complete control over the editing&hellip;

TinaCMS in 2022

 Tina + Next Part I 02.08.22: This post has been updated to use Next 12 and it's latest features. Want to skip to using Tina with Next.js? Jump to Part II of this series. Next.js is a React&hellip;