JourneyApps Container v4.20
We're very excited to announce the release of v4.20 of the JourneyApps Container!
Your app, internationalized
Your app’s text is now translatable, making it effortless to deliver your solution to customers in Germany, the US and Italy at the same time. The Editor features a new, intuitive UI to set up and manage your translation files. No more hacking and slashing your data model. (Translations docs)
Introducing the Batch API
Some operations require the saving of many objects at once. While this is already possible, it’s a slow and painful task that can leave your users hanging. That’s why we built the Batch API. “Saves” can now be batched together and executed all at once, giving a 10x* advantage in speed. (Batch API docs)
Object Tables improvements
Object Tables have become the go-to component to represent data. But as your data become more complicated and greater in size, this go-to component has had to keep up:
We’ve increased the speed of object table loading.
On larger devices (tablets & desktop; with two column views) they become scrollable, preventing them from taking up the entire view; and allowing you & your mobile user to keep track of what’s going on on that view.
Up to speed
You take speed seriously, so do we. The JourneyApps Container now boots faster, handles indexes better and syncs smoother than ever before.
And more!
More detailed database information is displayed in Diagnostics, allowing you to offer better support to your customers.
Official container-level language support for German and Dutch
Fixed various obscure bugs
Changelog
added: BatchAPI support
added: Container-level language support for German and Dutch
improved: Object table loading and refreshing performance
improved: Chrome-only: loading and refreshing performance of object-tables with
belongs-to
dataimproved: Initial loading and sync performance
improved: Object tables can now scroll on tablets and desktops in two-column view layouts.
improved: More detailed Diagnostics Storage information
fixed: v4.20.2: Fixed regression with object table scrolling on portrait views.
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