Duncan McClean
@_duncanmcclean
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Christ follower. Weegie. Full of useless facts. Software Developer @ Statamic.
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined June 2018
It's been a long time coming, but Cargo is finally in alpha! 📦🎉. Cargo is my e-commerce addon for Statamic. I've been working on it for just over a year now. It's been a lot of work but I'm *really* happy with how it's turned out.
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RT @LaraconEU: 🎟️ is back!.Blind tickets are limited, and they go fast – don't wait. Secure your seat now 👇.https:….
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RT @ryangjchandler: 🎉 I've just tagged v2.0.0 of Phiki – the syntax highlighting package for PHP powered by TextMate grammars and VS Code t….
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RT @petersuhm: Okay, so I'm pretty sure I've found the best way in the world to create dynamic Open Graph images! And I've turned it into a….
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JUST GOT A LABEL MAKER FOR MY BIRTHDAY. I’M OBSESSED.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a label maker. Which. same thing
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RT @jackmcdade: We've made Statamic 6's Control Panel stupid easy to customize for your brand, client, or just personal preferences. 🔥. Thi….
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RT @calebporzio: 🚀 Wire:live is. well. LIVE!. If you're into Livewire or anything adjacent, come hang out in Buffalo on October 28-29 and….
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Also slightly terrified because I've never done a talk before, but I'm sure it'll be fine 😅.
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Excited to be speaking at the Dutch Statamic Meetup on 10th October!. See you there! 🇳🇱.
Join us Friday, Oct 10, 2025 for the Dutch Statamic Meetup in Alkmaar! 🍕🍻. Core members Joshua Blum & Duncan McClean will unveil Statamic 6 & Cargo, while Roy Duineveld demos Runway in action. Free pizza, drinks, and swag. RSVP now—spots are limited!.
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The first person to design a Windows 98 theme for the Control Panel gets a free Runway license! 💾.
The Control Panel now has a theme config so you can customize the brand colors, choose your preferred greyscale style (Zinc, Stone, Neutral, etc), and even fiddle with some global colors to fine tune the contrast the way YOU like it. Now in Alpha.
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RT @_duncanmcclean: It's been a long time coming, but Cargo is finally in alpha! 📦🎉. Cargo is my e-commerce addon for Statamic. I've been w….
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RT @MikeMartin604: Loved working with @_duncanmcclean on the Cargo branding and docs. #StartSelling with @statamic.
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By the way, if you're a Simple Commerce customer, you can upgrade to Statamic 6 without needing to migrate to Cargo.
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Cargo has been a *massive* undertaking, and just over a year's worth of work. Don't think I'm gonna rush to do that again 😬. Spin up a site and let me know what you think!.
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While I can't promise a 5–10 minute upgrade, I've tried to make it as smooth as possible with commands handling most of the heavy lifting. You can find everything you need to know on the docs:.
builtwithcargo.dev
Cargo is the natural evolution of Simple Commerce. This page explains how to migrate from Simple Commerce to Cargo, including installation, configuration, and code changes.
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As well as building Cargo itself, I've been working with long-time community member, @MikeMartin604, on the documentation and branding for Cargo. 🎨. Go check out the docs:
builtwithcargo.dev
A comprehensive e-commerce addon for Statamic. Build bespoke e-commerce sites without the complexity.
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Building checkout flows from scratch can be daunting & time-consuming, especially for smaller sites. 💳. Cargo ships with a pre-built checkout page, featuring a minimal design and flexible Antlers templates, making it easy to customize.
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🏷️ I've also improved how Cargo handles discounting. Cargo supports "site-wide" discounts, which are applied automatically.to any carts matching conditions. If you need to, you can now create custom discount types, letting you extend upon fixed/percentage based discounts.
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Cargo is taking full advantage of the UI components built into @statamic 6, making everything feel polished and consistent. 💅
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One of the big changes in Cargo is how it handles carts & orders. 🛒. They used to be stored in the same collection. It worked, but felt a bit clunky. Cargo stores them in separate Stache stores, which gives Cargo more control and makes the flat file/db transition more reliable.
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