App Building and Packages
Updated Versioning Scheme & Release Calendar
The January 2023 release is the first under our new versioning scheme and release calendar. This new calendar should provide better predictability for customers, and allow us to better communicate new features with more detailed release notes like these. New version numbers: Going forward, releases will versioned with the year and month of their deployment, plus a patch number. For example, this release will be versi…
Integration and Connectors
New UI Components: Rich Text Editor & PDF Renderer
Among the many new features, two major new UI components have made their debut: a rich text editor, and a PDF renderer! Rich Text Editor: With this new "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) component comes the ability to write and display rich text in Fuuz, including fonts, colors, sizes, alignment, and - of course - emoji. This expands the capabilities previously offered through the markdown editor. To accompany …
Screens and User Experience
Screen Designer: Table Enhancements
Among the many enhancements to the screen designer in this release are a set of exciting new features for tables. Columns can now render an input, enabling applications wanting to utilize inline editing; they support color and font formatting, improving at-a-glance display of information and usability on small devices; and they support rendering action buttons in table rows, allowing app builders to support row-level…
Data Models and API
Core API: Mutation Performance Optimization
After a series of performance optimization passes, the runtime of create, update, and delete operations - called "mutations" in GraphQL - in the Fuuz API has been improved significantly for operations affecting large numbers of records. First, the top-line number: Fuuz APIs are now up to 95% faster . As a result, the API can now process larger batches of records than ever - depending on the data model, up to or excee…
Orchestration and Data Flows
Data Flows: Dashboards, Nodes, and More
This release includes quite a few new features for data flows, including new nodes, a new integrated transform editor, and a metrics dashboard for monitoring system health. New Nodes: Several new nodes make their debut in this month's release, including Throw Error and Filter Array. This release also includes new Mutex Lock and Unlock flow control nodes; however, those require a bit too much explanation for release n…