✦ Outstatic v2.1.9 just dropped. - New MDX block for adding MDX directly in the editor - Structured commit messages for smarter deploy automation (filter builds - Cleaner documents and singletons tables with shadcn DataTable Small release. Big workflow upgrade.

Outstatic 2.1.6 is out - drag and drop image uploads into the media library - better collection headers and tighter collection management permissions - Safari editor popover fixes - better handling for empty author metadata A lot of quality-of-life improvements, cleaner permissions, and smoother editing. If you're building a static site with markdown, give it a try: outstatic.com/

I built Frontpedia to save the best frontend websites and resources I find online. It’s a curated, open source project for designers and frontend devs.

I built an app for that

Outstatic now supports @vercel’s AI Gateway. Choose your provider and model for AI completions.

Outstatic now supports Next.js 15 🎉

I know I've been quiet lately... I've been cooking

"New Post" button added to the @outstatic sidebar. Design suggestion by the great @praveenjuge and implementation by @ziyadboshima. Amazing job!

Aaand another one! The new Outstatic Documentation website template is up! Built with @outstatic, @nextjs, @shadcn/ui, @tailwindcss and more! Feel free to use it on your projects! It's extremely easy to setup, manage and deploy on @vercel. Demo and repo in the comments👇🏼

New portfolio/blog template with @outstatic, @nextjs, @shadcn/ui, @tailwindcss and more! Ready to be deployed on @vercel! Demo and repo in comments 👇🏼

Short 5 minutes tutorial on how to deploy a Next.js blog with Outstatic on Vercel! That's how long it actually takes to deploy a new site too!

New @outstatic demo blog coming up soon!

Hey everyone, I've got a bit of a situation and could use some insight. So, I created this open-source project called Outstatic - A Static CMS for Next.js, it's been my pet project for a while. But here's the twist: I just found out someone (@⁠thebrandonowens) took my entire project, renamed it, and is now showing it off all over the internet as their own thing. Link with proof in comments. I'm not usually one to call people out, but this is just too much. The only reason I found out was because this person was asking for help with my project on a Discord server, and I got curious. Turns out, they've been pretending to develop this 'new' project since April. When I casually mentioned that I stumbled upon their project and that it looked cool, they went on and on about their 'original vision' and even had the nerve to ask me to join them as a co-founder! I understand that open source means people can use and modify the work, but claiming total credit and denying any connection to the original project? That's a bit much. I did bring up the issue of giving credit and licensing, and the response was a vague promise of 'eventually' doing it. Just wanted to get this off my chest and see what you all think. It's a weird spot to be in, for sure. He's fooled a bunch of people into joining and contributing to “his project”. So I feel like I should at least warn them that they are making contributions to a "stolen” project.

Cool new login animation for @outstatic! Thanks @veronezidev

New project who dis? Coming soon!