Changelog

🥳 New functionalities, reworked UI, themes, and much more

This year we have received a lot of valuable feedback from our users. At the same time, we've been working hard on our first core value - Instant microservices.

⚛️ Graph improvements

The graph module has been significantly improved.

• Node and field creation are now much faster and support the keyboard.
• Relation view includes all scalar fields
• Selected node state is persisted between views
• you can toggle code in every view now

⚙️ Microservices

Most wanted feature by our users. Instantly deploy your NodeJS GraphQL backend.

They are good enough for testing and development purposes. We do not recommend using them on production as they run on small machines and are rate limited by 200req/min and 1000000req/month each.

From now you can deploy up to 3 microservices per user. You can use JavaScript or TypeScript.

Live editor

Similar to Git-based platforms we provide a cloud-based editor to edit files and folders inside the cloud. Live editor supports:

• relative imports
• package.json imports and typing fetched dynamically as you type
• definition peeking

CLI

The most recommended way to use microservices is via graphql-editor-cli

Deployment

You can deploy microservices from CLI or from directly from the editor

Logs

Live logs can be seen inside the editor and CLI

Secrets and CORS

You can set up Secrets and CORS through the editor or via Continuous Integration command.

🔍 Instant spotlight menu CTRL/CMD + K

Spotlight menu added for easier navigation.

🤔 Learning center

From now on every start, you will be welcomed with recent projects and a learning center to level up your editor skills

🖌️ Themes

4 themes are available:

• Light theme
• Main theme (dark)
• Frozen theme (dark)
• Amethyst theme (dark)

Theme designer

There is a designer at so everybody can redesign editor

🌐 JAMStack Engine

Added:

• TypeScript support
• React support
• Deployment

☁️ Cloud

Added:

• Proxy to support every GraphQL URL and avoid CORS inside the browser

🤓 CLI

A CLI is added to the editor and it is available on Github.

Bootstrap backend

You can bootstrap backend projects from GraphQL Editor through CLI

Deploy to a shared worker

If you have a GraphQL Editor account you can deploy to the shared worker with just one command!

🏛️ Stucco

Stucco is a backend engine for our microservices. It is the main goal is not to vendor lock the user. With StuccoJS you can create both TypeScript and JAvascript backends. So far for you can use:

• GraphQL Editor Shared worker
• Local environment
• Docker
• Kubernetes If you develop locally and don't use our shared workers to deploy code you can use also our GO package and develop backends in Go language.

📘 Guide

A new guide for the editor has been published.

🏁 Basics

• Option to Delete Account (you don't have to contact support anymore)
• Many bugs repaired