Wagtail 1.0 – a milestone release for our Django CMS

I&#x27;m the CTO at Torchbox, the agency behind Wagtail. We&#x27;re really happy with this release, particularly StreamField, which opens up a new way of building rich pages without sacrificing reusability - check out the video at <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;oUJNweMWwVQ" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;oUJNweMWwVQ</a><p>I&#x27;ll do my best to answer any questions here.

The missing CMS built with python&#x2F;django. We use in our agency for a lot of projects, including high profile brands.<p>- nice UI&#x2F;UX - nice features (revisions, preview, choosers) - pages are easy to extend - custom apps can be integrated easily by using admin hooks - good code and documentation<p>Recently started on a complex project, and we are using some ideas from Wagtail :)

I&#x27;ve been using Django&#x2F;Wagtail for over a year now and it&#x27;s been nothing but improvement after improvement. I&#x27;m extremeky excited for this release, a major step in Wagtail&#x27;s bright future. Thanks for this great CMS Torchbox and keep up the great work!

Looks great! I especially love that the concept you are calling StreamFields is finding its way to more and more CMS&#x27;s (Concrete5 and Perch call them &quot;Blocks&quot;, ExpressionEngine and Craft call them &quot;Matrix Fields&quot;, and Advanced Custom Fields for Wordpress calls them &quot;Flexible Content Fields&quot;). It&#x27;s really a great balance between giving site owners the ability to manage rich content on a page while also giving designers the ability to ensure that content sticks to the site&#x27;s overall design.

I&#x27;m in the middle of my second big Wagtail project. Version 1.0 has fixed nearly all of the shortcomings I ran into during my experience with 0.8.x. The new API, the StreamField...such an awesome release. The only gripe I now have is that hallo.js is still being used for the RichText editor. Congratulations to the Wagtail team!

Very excited about Streamfield - it seems like there might be some subtle complications around &#x27;schema&#x27; changes but all up it&#x27;s awesome to have content in a machine readable and meaningful format.

We&#x27;ve been developing client sites using Wagtail for a few months and are extremely impressed by both its versatility and user-friendliness. Very pleased to see it hit 1.0 and I hope momentum continues.

@revsys we&#x27;ve been using Wagtail quite a bit on sites and it&#x27;s been a dream. StreamField completes the picture and am so excited it&#x27;s finally reaching 1.0 status! Thanks so much Torchbox!

It is a great CMS: The perfect ratio of being configurable while also making certain things easier to do.