✨ Highlights
With summer rapidly approaching things are heating up at Nhost. We have been working on a lot of new features and improvements that we are excited to share with you. Here are some of the highlights from the past month.
📰 Blog posts
We start with a couple of blog posts that we published this month. First, we want to highlight the blog post about the new autoscaler feature. This feature allows you to automatically scale your resources based on the load of your application. This is a great feature that will help you save money and improve the performance of your application. Keep in mind this new service is in closed beta for now, if you are interested in testing it, don't hesitate to let us know. You can read more about it here.
Second, we want to highlight the blog post about Yalink. Yalink is a contech company that migrated from a custom backend in Heroku to Nhost. They were able to save money and improve the performance of their application by switching to Nhost. You can read more about their experience here.
📱 React native
We have been working on improving our support for React Native. We have added support for React Native in our SDK and are currently working on improving the documentation and examples for React Native so stay tuned for an official announcement that should come with a project template for React Native and a quickstart to get you up and running in minutes. We are excited to see what you will build with Nhost and React Native.
🪄 AI
No release this month but we are readying a couple of new features that should be out soon. As you know OpenAI announced recently GPT-4o, its latest model. We are working on adding support for this new model in our AI service.
In addition, we are integrating the Storage service with AI Assistants. This should allow you to easily grant access to your AI models to your storage files.
🔒Postgres security
In our effort to improve the security of our Postgres service we have made a change to the default configuration. Postgres will no longer be exposed publicly unless you explicitly configure it to do so. This change will help protect your data and improve the security of your application. If you need access to your Postgres database from outside of Nhost you can configure it to be publicly accessible in the Nhost dashboard. For more information you can refer to our documentation.
🚀 Releases
Auth
The following releases were made:
- v0.29.4..v0.29.6
- v0.30.0
- v0.31.0
Below you can find a summary of changes included:
- chore: bump nixbuild/nix-quick-install-action from 27 to 28 @dependabot (#516)
- fix: modify migrations to avoid writing in public schema @dbarrosop (#515)
- [Scheduled] Update dependencies @github-actions (#512)
- fix: backward compatibility changes to matching of redirect URLs @dbarrosop (#518)
- chore: remove typescript message from README.md @dbarrosop (#517)
- fix: don't create a webauthn controller if not configured @dbarrosop (#519)
- feat: allow deep links in redirectTo validation @onehassan (#513)
- feat: allow using a different connection string for migrations @dbarrosop (#521)
For details about the changes in each version head to the CHANGELOG
CLI
The following releases were made:
- v1.16.5
- v1.17.0..v1.17.2
- v1.18.0
Below you can find a summary of changes included:
- [Scheduled] Update dependencies @github-actions (#869)
- feat: update schema @dbarrosop (#871)
- feat: show if services are running recommended versions @dbarrosop (#872)
- feat: support for new images @dbarrosop (#873)
- feat: added --down-on-error flag to up command @dbarrosop (#874)
- feat: support for auth's split of connection string @dbarrosop (#877)
- chore: update functions version @dbarrosop (#875)
For details about the changes in each version head to the CHANGELOG
Postgres
The following releases were made:
- {14.11, 15.6, 16.2}-20240515-1
- first multi-version image
For details about the changes in each version head to the CHANGELOG
Packages and Examples
Below you can find the latest release for each individual package released during this month:
@nhost/dashboard: 1.16.3 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/docs: 2.13.0 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/cli: 0.3.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/codegen-react-apollo: 0.4.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/codegen-react-query: 0.4.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/react-urql: 0.3.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/multi-tenant-one-to-many: 2.2.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/nextjs: 0.3.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/node-storage: 0.2.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/nextjs-server-components: 0.4.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/react-apollo: 0.8.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/react-gqty: 1.2.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/vue-apollo: 0.6.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost-examples/vue-quickstart: 0.2.7 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/apollo: 7.1.2 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/react-apollo: 12.0.2 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/react-urql: 9.0.2 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/graphql-js: 0.3.0 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/hasura-auth-js: 2.5.2 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/hasura-storage-js: 2.5.1 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/nextjs: 2.1.16 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/nhost-js: 3.1.5 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/react: 3.5.2 CHANGELOG.md
@nhost/vue: 2.6.2 CHANGELOG.md
Contributors
And last but not least don't forget to thank our opensource contributors if you have the chance:
