Reusability is one of our focal points when we're developing new features; enabling users to speed up by eliminating unnecessary, repeating steps. The Block Store plays a big role in this, as you can easily share and reuse created features.
In this release, we've made the first steps to implement the Block Store in the My Betty Blocks
In our latest release, we added the option to change an existing application's identifier in My Betty Blocks. While this was already possible in the previous version of My Betty Blocks, it wasn't in the new version.
Changing the application's identifier can take up to 20 minutes, leaving the application inaccessible.
Building business processes in your application can be really simple, or really complex. It depends on what you're trying to build. One rule you should always keep in mind is to keep actions short and agile. Instead of building one long and dragging action, create multiple actions, one initiating the next, and the next.
In some cases
When stripping a platform like Betty Blocks down to its bare bones, it's mostly a constant stream of sending and receiving data. Although we've been doing this for years through our trustworthy REST API, we decided to renew our techniques and work on a new method, setting us up for years to come.
In this release, we deployed a new data API for
After gradually releasing new features to the new version of My Betty Blocks, the time has come to pass on the baton. You've had the chance to try the new version out while the old one was the default.
In our latest release, we completely replaced the old version with the new version of My Betty Blocks.
Now supporting all old features on the new
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