Introducing the New Litestar Website and the upcoming 3.0 release · Litestar Blog

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website along a preview of the upcoming v3 version of Litestar. This major update is the result of years of hard work and dedication from our team, and we can't wait to share it with you!
With the upcoming v3, we wanted to have a new website that would reflect evolution of the project and the ecosystem around the framework.
We wired a page to list all the plugins available for the Litestar framework. It includes official plugins maintained by the Litestar team as well as plugins developped by the community.
If you want to develop or register your plugin, you can have it listed there by submitting your plugin:
We will then merge our submission and you will be listed in the plugin page.
We decided to add a blog to share some exciting news about the litestar framework and the ecosystem. We will be posting release announcements and updates.
We have a ton of ideas for the website, not sure all the things we have in mind will make it one day, but here is a list of some of the things:
This section will help you take your Litestar applications from development to production with confidence.
Litestar 3 is on its way! Read all about what's coming in the Litestar 3 announcement.
We have revamped the documentation for the v3 release, making it more comprehensive and easier to navigate. But writing good documentation is hard and takes a lot of time, so we are still working on it and we will keep improving it as we get closer to the release.
Do not hesitate to check it out and give us feedback on how we can improve it, or even better, contribute to it if you want to help us!
We will be attending EuroPython 2026 in Kraków in July. This is a great opportunity for us to connect with the community, share our progress on Litestar v3, and gather feedback.
Cody and Julien gave a talk about how to design performant APIs with Litestar, make sure to check it out! Also Jacob gave also a talk about supercharging litestar with plugins.
The Litestar project lives because of our community. Here's how you can get involved:
Join our vibrant Discord community where you can:
Litestar is open source and welcomes contributors! Whether you're interested in:
Every contribution makes a difference. Check out our contribution guide to get started.
If you enjoy using Litestar, consider sharing your experience with others, you can:
If you want to try out Litestar, you can install it using pip or uv (or any package manager of your choice):
Visit our documentation for comprehensive guides, explore the plugin directory for useful extensions, and join our Discord community to connect with fellow developers.
We can't wait to see what you'll build with Litestar!
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