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UI/UX Designers, you can now access 263 animated icons that actually move with intent. I just found this amazing tool called Itshover, a growing collection of beautifully crafted open-source animated icons designed to make interfaces feel more alive and engaging. Can’t believe it’s free; bookmark it for later. 💜
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BCMS retweeted
"List all draft blog entries and summarize them" typed that into our CMS this morning. had the full picture in under a minute. A year ago this was a spreadsheet everybody should updated a monday status meeting for years. AI writing blog posts is fine I guess. but AI that lets you actually see your whole content pipeline, what's stalled, where the gaps are? that's the part I am excited about. one of the most powerful parts of @thebcms
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Jun 10
Looking to migrate from #KeystoneJS because of a code-first CMS that requires developers to manage content models and schema changes? Here’s tldr where #BCMS is better: - Visual templates without schema config - Automatic TypeScript types - Starter projects included Read the full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/keystone…
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Jun 4
The best #SvelteCMS isn't the one with the most features. It's the one that gives you structured content, TypeScript support, and gets out of your way. Svelte already removes unnecessary frontend complexity. Your CMS should do the same. Read more: thebcms.com/blog/best-cms-fo…
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BCMS retweeted
Aside from the list view, @thebcms now supports grid and kanban views too, so you can build a complete content workflow for your team. Or just use it as a task manager.:D
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May 27
New: Broken link detection in the entry content editor - highlights dead links and validates external URLs while you edit.
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May 22
Looking to migrate from #Contentstack because of an enterprise CMS that depends heavily on integrations and add-ons for advanced workflows? Here’s tldr where BCMS is better: - Built-in serverless logic - Auto-generated TypeScript - Nested folders for entries & media Read full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/contents…
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May 18
The hidden cost of AI content workflows: Teams can generate infinite content now, but almost nobody is building systems to manage it. So you end up with: - duplicated pages - inconsistent messaging - broken structure - content nobody wants to touch 3 weeks later #BMADmethod #headlessCMS force discipline: - Decide what you want to say - Structure it properly - let AI scale it Read more: thebcms.com/blog/bmad-method…
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May 15
Already wrote about this thebcms.com/blog/is-webflow-…, time to update it. Btw - if anyone's looking to migrate to a MCP-ready CMS for Next/Astro - we offer free migration from WebFlow to BCMS! 👋
May 13
We're simplifying our plans, and updating pricing to match what modern marketing teams need. The web is changing faster than ever, and AI is making it easier to build, manage, and grow content-rich sites. We've heard from customers that they need better ways to scale, so today we're announcing updates that do three things: - Simpler plans and updated pricing. We’re introducing a new Premium Site plan by combining the CMS and Business plans. As part of this, pricing and limits are updating across all paid Site plans. - A plan for fast-growing teams. Introducing the Team plan, an all-in-one offering for teams that have outgrown self-serve but aren't ready for Enterprise. It unlocks capabilities previously unavailable on self-serve, like AEO agents, page branching, single-page publishing, publishing workflows, and so much more. - AI as the foundation. We’re introducing AI credits and including them in every Workspace plan, so all customers have built-in access to the latest AI features they need. To learn more about these updates, visit our blog: wfl.io/48Stauj
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May 13
Looking to migrate from #TinaCMS because of a Git-based CMS that relies on config files and developer-driven workflows? Here’s tldr where #BCMS is better: - Visual templates without config files - Automatic TypeScript types - Granular permissions Read full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/tina-cms…
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May 12
People think AI will replace coding. More likely: It will punish ambiguity. The teams with cleaner requirements, clearer flows, and structured specs will get disproportionately faster. Everyone else will generate technical debt at scale: thebcms.com/blog/spec-driven…
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Apr 27
Looking to migrate from #MagnoliaCMS because of a CMS that relies on YAML configuration and backend modules for content modeling? Here’s tldr where BCMS is better: - Built-in serverless logic - Auto-generated TypeScript - Nested folders for entries & media Read full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/magnolia…
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I've been shipping BCMS AI features for months. And only today I realized I had never once tried plugging BCMS MCP into ChatGPT itself. Turns out: paste a URL, done. Three combos I tested in the last 2 hours that I loved: 1. Ahrefs MCP BCMS MCP - find new keyword opportunities for our existing articles in BCMS in the "travel" category 2. Linear MCP BCMS MCP - plan an article, scaffold internal links, and file the asset tasks in one pass. 3. BCMS MCP alone - "find every blog post where we could naturally mention [new feature]" → actual usable list & placements. Full walkthrough more ideas: thebcms.com/blog/bcms-mcp-an…
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Apr 22
List of blog examples you can clone and start a project from Honestly, most “build a blog” tutorials just overcomplicate things. Just clone something that already works and start messing with it. You’ll learn 10x faster: thebcms.com/blog/simple-blog…
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Apr 10
Looking to migrate from #CraftCMS because of a CMS that relies on plugins and custom code for advanced features? Here’s tldr where BCMS is better: - Visual templates, zero config - Automatic TypeScript types - Starter projects included Read full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/craft-cm…
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Apr 8
Core Web Vitals are not just “SEO metrics.” They’re architecture feedback. If your FCP, LCP, CLS, or TBT are bad, it usually means something deeper is wrong in how your app renders, loads assets, or ships JavaScript. That’s why performance work in Next.js starts with system decisions, not micro-optimizations. Full guide: thebcms.com/blog/optimize-ne…
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Mar 31
A new BCMS Skill is here: npx skills add bcms/ai Now, your agent actually knows BCMS. Ask it things like: 1. “Wire BCMS into this Next/Nuxt/Astro project.” 2. “Fetch this template’s entries and show response in <pre> tag.” 3. “Model this as templates / groups / widgets instead of a blob of JSON.” 4. “Use the media library and BCMSImage (or equivalent) for this layout.” 5. “Add a server route or function that updates BCMS safely - no admin keys in the browser.” 6. “Using BCMS MCP, update hello world Blog entry title to be just 'Hello'. ”
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Mar 27
Looking to migrate from #DecapCMS because of a Git-based workflow that requires manual configuration for content changes? Here’s tldr where BCMS is better: - Visual templates, no YAML - Automatic TypeScript types - Starter projects included Read full comparison here: thebcms.com/compare/decap-cm…
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Mar 25
Dev project idea: Build a weather app that does more than fetch an API. This stack covers a lot of real-world patterns: #NextJS #TypeScript for the app layer #Tailwind #Shadcn for UI #Upstash for rate limiting #BCMS for storing structured search history Good example of using a headless CMS for app data, not just content. Full guide: thebcms.com/blog/build-a-wea…
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