In this tutorial, you will build a mailing list system for your website. Visitors subscribe through a signup form, you compose professional HTML email campaigns in the backend, and the plugin handles sending, tracking, and unsubscribing automatically. You will also create a dynamic template that pulls your latest blog posts into a recurring newsletter.

In this tutorial, you will build a helpdesk ticket system where registered users can submit support requests and your team can respond from the backend. The system includes ticket types, file attachments, a conversation thread, and automated email notifications, all powered by the Responsiv Support plugin.

October CMS projects can be managed using different Git strategies depending on the size and complexity of your site. This article covers recommended workflows for local development, version control, and server synchronization.

The following guide can be used to install October CMS v4 atop an existing Laravel 12 application. This is useful if you want to keep the same database without losing data or just prefer to use Laravel as a starting point.

Laravel Sail is a light-weight command-line interface for Laravel's default Docker development environment. Since October CMS is built on Laravel, Sail can be added to an October CMS project to run PHP and MySQL in Docker containers. This article creates a new project, adds Sail to it, and installs October CMS inside the containers.

This tutorial sets up an Amazon S3 bucket for the October CMS media manager: creating a public bucket, creating an API user for October CMS, and pointing the media disk at the bucket.

In this example we'll take what we've learned and apply it to a realistic scenario; let's build a nested relationship manager.

Now that we understand the MVC pattern used in October, let's work on rendering forms and lists.

A detailed presentation on how to develop with model relations in the back-end.

A programmers guide on adding extra fields to the RainLab.User plugin.

There have been some requests to cover some more technical topics, so in this demonstration we will be covering the effective use of Components. Note this demonstration is aimed towards developers and will cover some more technical topics that are designed to help you go out and build better websites.

A walk through of the Translation plugin used for translating content.