CloudCannon Joins Astro as an Official CMS Partner

Astro Blog2026-03-12 08:000 views

Announcing CloudCannon as an official Astro partner, sponsoring $4,000 each month toward the ongoing open-source maintenance and development of Astro.

Source：https://astro.build/blog/cloudcannon-official-cms-partner/

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