During the past year, we have again worked hard to improve your experience on our platform. A part of this improvement concerns actions, in which we have made a huge step by releasing NextGen actions. A less observable part has been our work on performance and stability. We have achieved some great results there, but we do need to take another

We have added new capabilities to our Block Store, by adding 4 new Block types to be saved, shared and installed. This means pro-coders are now able to add more reusable functionality to the Betty Blocks platform in a very easy and quick way. Doing this enables them to easily reuse their work, but it also enables no-coders to build new use-cases.

Today we have migrated the existing application and native functions to a new icon structure. The icon field in the function.json is changed from a string value to an object.

What does this mean for you?

It means that when you publish your function, you will get a validation error and you need to change the icon field to the new structure.

The new

Over the last 4 weeks, we have been working on improvements to the platform. In this blog post, you can see a simple list of what has been changed, updated, and/or what bugs have been fixed. Read more about the release notes of weeks 38, 39, 40, 41 of 2022.

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• Soon we’ll release a new feature for Data Sources. It will be

Day in and day out, we are happy to continuously improve your ultimate experience on the Betty Blocks platform. For example, we have recently been busy working to ensure that our servers perform as optimally as possible. To make this upgrade possible, we will provide our Background Jobs with an adjustment related to the maximum duration.

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