A new release is planned with an updated canvas and new component settings
In this update:
New canvas - improved page performance and the way components are dragged
Components - added new settings, the ability to add animation
The side menu is a new way to create the use of the screen, you can add your own buttons and fields, display the menu from the left/right, open as a modal window, etc.
This is only a small part of the description of the work done. Check out the new roadmap, we plan to release the next updates with new features as often as possible (1 time per week)
An update of the low-code editor is planned, a new opportunity to write code using AI and add your own functions without programmers will appear
Updated documentation and a video on the settings will be available next week.
I’m extremely excited about adding AI to help write the low code, no other app builder is doing this. This will give us the edge on allother tools and make it unique that we can build our own buttons and controls using generalized speech. I’ve built about half a dozen tools using OpenAI’s chatgpt so far and it is the most amazing tool.
We have identified the most important functions and it shouldn’t be long. With the introduction of AI, you will be able to do more without waiting for our functions
Lol, no. I have a reckless tendency to break things. I havent even looked at the files or the structure since January. But I will dive in tonight and take a look.
I have a concerning question. Will there be any way to convert old apps to the new canvas after the old canvas is no longer available or will they need to be rebuilt? I have an app that consistently has things added to it. I cannot start building this in the new canvas because we dont have database lists currently which is one of the primary functions of the app. Or will we have a decent transition time when this functionality exists on both canvases long enough to be able to rebuild it without having any downtime for the app?