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Core team expansion

We're building the core team to accelerate the project

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox

Using Amazon S3 to Store Wagtail Media Files

Amazon S3 is a great resource for handling your site’s media files. While Whitenoise is a convenient solution for static files, it isn’t meant for user-uploaded content. Amazon S3 provides a solution that is equally as convenient for your media files. It can also offer some performance advantages over other options.

Kyle Rutten

Kyle Rutten

Deploying Wagtail to Heroku, 2017 edition

Heroku is a great platform which takes away much of the hassle of system administration when trying to deploy a website, but it has its idiosyncrasies which you need to know about when trying to deploy Wagtail.

Kyle Rutten

Kyle Rutten

Reykjavik Sprint

We're having a sprint in Iceland, and you're invited.

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox

A plate of snow, and other images

Focal cropping, feature detection and cloud vision

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox

Wagtail 1.7: Elasticsearch 2, Smaller Images, CloudFront

1.7 brings a few new features and a lot of polish

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox

Multi-site Wagtail

Wagtail makes it simple to set up a multi-site structure which can be administered entirely through the admin interface.

Chris Rogers

Chris Rogers

Wagtail contributor

Introducing the Admin API

Over the past year, we have been working on a new internal REST API to power Wagtail's admin interface. Now that the initial version has landed on master, here's a summary of what this new API will bring to Wagtail

Karl Hobley

Developer, Torchbox

Wagtail 1.5: ModelAdmin, TableBlock, swappable rich text editors

1.5 brings the most popular third party app into core

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox

Cape Town retrospective

Sprinting in South Africa

Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson

Director, Torchbox