A curated collection of awesome Craft CMS plugins, articles, resources, and community showcases.
craftcms/awesome is the official curated list of resources for Craft CMS. It aggregates plugins, articles, tutorials, videos, tools, and case studies to help developers, designers, and content managers build and maintain websites with the Craft CMS platform. It solves the problem of fragmented information by providing a single, community-vetted source for learning and tool discovery.
Craft CMS developers, plugin creators, agency teams, and content managers seeking to deepen their knowledge, find reliable plugins, or discover best practices for building and optimizing Craft-powered websites.
Developers choose this resource because it is the official, maintained collection endorsed by the Craft CMS team, ensuring quality and relevance. It saves significant research time by centralizing the ecosystem's most valuable learning materials and tools in one constantly updated repository.
A collection of awesome Craft CMS plugins, articles, resources and shiny things.
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As the official list endorsed by the Craft CMS team, resources are vetted for relevance and accuracy, reducing time spent sifting through low-quality content.
It maps the entire Craft CMS landscape, from plugins and dev tools to in-depth articles and real-world case studies, serving as a one-stop hub.
Open to contributions via GitHub, ensuring the list stays updated with new plugins, tutorials, and best practices as the ecosystem evolves.
Includes hands-on tools like Craft Scripts for environment management and Docker setups, directly aiding local development and deployment workflows.
The sheer volume of links—hundreds across articles, videos, and plugins—lacks guided learning paths, making it difficult for newcomers to find a starting point.
As a community-maintained list, some resources may become outdated or broken over time, requiring users to verify links and information independently.
While curated, it doesn't include user ratings or detailed reviews for plugins and tools, forcing developers to trial them without community feedback.