App Building and Packages
App Development Screens
First up, this month's release includes two new screens designed to improve the ability of app builders to inspect and manage the app development process: App Component References and App Component Changes . Application Component References Screen: This new screen allows application builders to quickly understand what relationships exist between the various components of an app. As apps grow in complexity, it can bec…
Screens and User Experience
Updated UI Inputs & Screen Elements
The September 2024 release includes several new or significantly revamped UI components and screen elements that we're very excited about - a new Monaco-based JSON editor and a GraphQL predicate builder! Monaco JSON Editor: We're very happy to announce the first in a series of changes which will significantly improve the user experience with our code editors. With this month's release, JSON editors throughout the Fuu…
Data Models and API
New Aggregate Query Operators
With our recent upgrade to MongoDB 8, we were able to add support for several new aggregation operators in our Aggregate Query Framework in version 2024.9. These operators allow more streamlined inspection of aggregated data: • uniqueCount returns the number of unique values in the group (e.g. unique inventory containers moved each week). This operator uses exact value comparison. • median returns the median of the g…
Data Models and API
Client-side Data Import Screen
The 2024.9 release includes a very simple data import screen specifically focused on making it easier to move data between Fuuz environments. It can also help simplify importing data from external systems. Paired with data exports from tables, this screen should reduce some of the management overhead when migrating data between QA and production environments, for instance. This screen is just the very first step in a…
Data Models and API
Flow and Schema Designer UI Updates
Finally, this month's release includes updates to the Data Flow Designer and Schema Designer to standardize the panel layout with our Screen Designer. This new layout condenses the Toolbox panel, previously on the left, into a tab on the right-hand side of the screen. This comes with a new feature - just like the screen designer, you can now quickly jump to a section in the properties for a selected data flow node or…