Appwrite
End-to-end backend server for software devs 🚀
After months of hard work, +1,800 commits, 650+ pull-requests, and lots of new contributors joining the Appwrite community, we're excited to announce the release of Appwrite 0.7, our biggest ever release. The new Appwrite version includes over 100 new features, bug fixes, upgrades and security patches, and some significant features like Cloud Functions and the new Appwrite CLI.
After six long weeks of work, we have just released version 0.6 of Appwrite. The new version add support for integrating Appwrite with Flutter applications. Version 0.6 also introduces a new and improved database UI, TypeScript support, a health API, and many more features.
You can check the full release announcement:
https://medium.com/@eldadfux/introducing-appwrite-0-6-with-flutter-support-1eb4dce820f3?sk=8f3b0ff0446fdb667d31d558bc540456
Presenting our new community page or as we like to call it our 'wall of heroes'. This is our humble way of sharing our appreciation to the 100+ contributors who are helping to make Appwrite better.
Check it out and join our open-source party at:
https://appwrite.io/community
We have opened our LinkedIn profile on March 29, and reached 500 followers in just over a month. Most of the followers are people in my personal network, and people from our open-source community.
We have also allowed our project maintainers and contributors to list Appwrite in their LinkedIn profile resumes, and verified they are associated with Appwrite.
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Well done!
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Thank you Yosi 🙏🏻
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You can follow us on: https://www.linkedin.com/company/appwrite
Just 8 months after the first version of Appwrite was released on GitHub we have reached 2,500 stars on the platform. This is a major achievement, especially when comparing to major projects like Elasticsearch, Sentry or Strapi that needed at least 20 months to reach the same milestone.
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This result is neat, congrats!
I wonder how you gained so many stars and how you appealed so many contributors? Thanks!
Just released another big version with a lot of new features and bug fixes. We used this version to introduce some important breaking changed we had to make to help our users have a better use some of our APIs and tools. This version also introduced our custom domain and auto-generated SSL certificates feature.
This version was the biggest product upgrade we have done to this date.
We have just merged the 140 pull request into our core codebase. At this time point we have already received code contributions from more than 100 developers from over 30 countries around the world. The project has also more than 300 forks on GitHub.
Our community is growing at a steady pace. We have just reached 250 members on our official Discord server. We now use our Discord server as a place to both give live support to developers using Appwrite and also as a place to communicate news and announcements about the product.
This was our first major version release since our initial launch. We added a lot of new features and bug fixes. We really enjoyed our growing community feedback to better understand where to focus our efforts on this version.
Yesterday we launched Appwrite on Hacker News and got to the front page! Overall it resulted in more than 10k pageviews to our introduction post on medium, and hundreds of new stars and downloads to the project. I'm excited for what comes next!
Eldad A. Fux
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