Jan 10, 2022·1 min read

AppMaster.io No-Code Platform Updates | December 2021

We had an incredibly productive 2021. Learn what's new on AppMaster.io in December!

We had an incredibly productive 2021! We managed to significantly improve the overall performance of AppMaster.io, present it to a larger audience, and gain valuable feedback.

We have already set the plan for the subsequent development. We are aiming for new achievements.

As for now, we have some important updates that we've been working on in December.

Extended Support of Compiling a Project for Various Platforms and Operating Systems

Apps created with AppMaster.io already compile many operating systems with various processor architectures. We have extended this list of OSs for enterprise accounts to provide our users with more options.Among supported systems are Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris with the following processor architecture — x86 (i386), x86-64 (amd64), arm, arm64.

Export of Database and Files for Generated Apps

We added the databases and files export for the generated apps.Thus, you can easily export the required data of the application.

New Blocks in Business Processes

This month we managed to add blocks to Business Processes:

New Blocks for Telegram module;
SSH Command blocks.

New Modules

As always, we could not leave you without any new modules, so we added:

OAuth 2.0 authentication module;
Google Sheets module

Improvements and Bug Fixes

Automate workflows without scripts

Create logic with drag-and-drop business processes and integrations.

Automate Flow

Added a tool to remove unused components of the web application;
Added a page with a detailed view of deploy plans;
Improved publication stability;
Renewed the page of log info;
Bugs fixes in Web Apps Designer, Mobile Apps Designer, and Business Processes Editor;
Added the support of hotkeys for Studio:

Ctrl + P — publish the last project;

Ctrl + S — save the current entity to the server;

Ctrl + N — create a new instance of an entity or element;

Ctrl + Enter — save the current modal window or dialog with a positive result;

Ctrl + S + S — save the scheme + publish;

Сtrl + C; Сtrl + V — copy/paste business processes blocks.Stay tuned, and don't miss no-code updates! Welcome to join the AppMaster.io community on Discord and text directly to our developers there!

FAQ

Enterprise accounts can compile AppMaster projects for Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and Solaris. This gives teams more choices when they run applications on their own infrastructure.

The update lists x86 (i386), x86-64 (amd64), arm, and arm64. Choose the architecture that matches the servers or devices where you plan to run the generated application.

Yes. AppMaster added database and file export for generated applications, so you can export the application data you need.

The new Telegram blocks let you add Telegram-related actions to a visual business process. You can use them when your app needs to work with Telegram messaging.

SSH Command blocks let a business process run commands on a remote system through SSH. Use them for controlled automation tasks that need to interact with a server.

AppMaster added an OAuth 2.0 authentication module. It helps applications support OAuth 2.0 based sign-in and authorization flows.

The Google Sheets module lets an AppMaster application work with Google Sheets as part of its logic. It is useful when a team keeps operational data or reports in spreadsheets.

The platform added a tool that removes unused web application components. Cleaning out components you no longer use can keep the project easier to maintain.

AppMaster added a detailed deploy-plan page and improved publication stability. The log information page also received an update to make deployment details easier to review.

Studio supports shortcuts for publishing, saving, creating items, confirming dialogs, and copying or pasting business process blocks. For example, Ctrl + P publishes the last project, Ctrl + S saves the current entity, and Ctrl + Enter confirms the current dialog.