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Robert van Boesschoten

Robert van Boesschoten
Once started as a support engineer for Betty Blocks, I'm now busy recording all aspects of the platform, sharing knowledge with the users and adding new courses to the Academy.

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New IDE: Quick Menu!

As your application grows, you’ll find yourself creating more and more pages, models, and actions. Previously, you always had to navigate to these sections’ full overview. Well, not anymore, because we introduce to you, the Quick Menu!

The Quick Menu is a way to speed up navigating through the platform. For example, if you find yourself on the

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Page Builder update: Object tree

Building pages in the Page Builder gives you a good idea of what your page is going to look like as you build. However, as the pages grow and the number of components increase, it can get a bit crowded. What if there was an overview of all components used in your page?

Say no more, we got you covered. In one of our recent releases, we added the

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Data API update: Querying

Another update regarding the Data API. This time focussing on querying, error handling and feedback in particular. In the last period, we released the following features:

  • Self-referencing querying
  • Cyclic querying
  • Breadcrumb querying

For each subject we added a short explaining and a nice little example to see it 'in action'.

Self-referencing
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Data API Update: Sort on Belongs to properties, Refresh tokens and more

We've said it before, we'll say it again: The Data API is a major building stone in Betty Blocks app development, enabling builders to serve data both in- and outside of Betty Blocks environments. In this release, we offer new features, improvements of existing features and bugfixes.

Sort on Belongs to properties

Sort on Belongs to properties in

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Application governance update: Private mode

In this release, we give platform users the option to restrict access to their precious creations and data. Done through a single setting, applications can be set to Private, meaning only builders of said application can access its pages.

Private mode

Applications are public by default, meaning that everyone (with the right authorization) can

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