Published almost 4 years
A minor update has been released that upgrades Inertia, Laravel, and other packages. Brainstorming on the next items to work on has begun. The focus will be on the CMS being accessible for people to use, while still being easily extendable, and a better initial buildout.
Our thinking is for a better initial buildout, that there should be more frontend functionality and better UI for a better initial user experience. For being accessible for people to use, that may involve testing docker support so for those interested in the CMS, they could easily fire off docker to run the CMS instead of installing dependencies like Meilisearch (new Laravel Scout driver), Redis, etc.
For more extendability, we are looking at ways for packages to be able to inject more besides simply being a separate package. Users could still create a package and simply have it as its own separate piece, but it would be very helpful to have the option of more control within the system for a package. One idea are hooks, so for example, before custom module data is saved (ex. saving a new blog) a hook could be used to format a value before inserting into the database. Or to show something in the user's dashboard.
Stay tuned for more information once we've worked out what the next version will look like. Until next time!