AppMaster.io No-code Platform Updates | February 2022
See what's we've been working on in February. New modules,

New BP blocks, updated modules, and significantly improved business processes — we continue AppMaster.io development.
See what has been added and done on the platform this month, and don't forget to try everything out.
Mobile business processes

We are actively improving the work of mobile business processes. 299 new blocks have been added to work with Android applications.
New blocks in BP:
- Blocks to work with: List, Grid, Timespan, Select, Multiselect, Relations
- Local notification block;
- Device block for forking on iOS/Android;
- Bind JSON to Model Block.
HTTP calls block added

We added a universal block of HTTP calls, with support for various content types. The main purpose of the block is to process external HTTP requests.
*Available in beta version.
Modules

The authorization module has been updated: the session model has been moved out for users, now it is possible to create custom authentication and registration scripts.
*Available in beta version.
An event accepting block has been added to the Stripe module.
Added new modules:
- Microsoft Translator;
- Google indexing;
- AdMob integration;
- YouTube player.
Improvements

- Improved SwiftUI;
- Completion of components by type of file picker and reselect;
- Added YouTube player element;
- Added audio player;
- Updated project templates;
- Added left/right modal sheets;
- Improved save time for data model schemas for large projects.
Features we continue to work on:
- Auto-generation of forms from individual inputs;
- Client business processes;
- Discord module: full support for bots, receiving messages from the service.
FAQ
AppMaster added 299 blocks for Android mobile business processes. They cover controls such as lists, grids, time spans, select fields, multiselect fields, and relations.
The new blocks let you add logic around common Android interface elements and work with device-specific behavior. You can also bind JSON data to a model and create local notifications.
The Device block lets a business process choose different actions for iOS and Android. Use it when each platform needs its own behavior or interface flow.
AppMaster added a universal HTTP calls block for processing external HTTP requests. It supports different content types, so you can connect your app logic to outside services.
The HTTP calls block was available in the beta version at the time of this update. Test it in a beta project before relying on it for a live workflow.
The authorization module now keeps the session model separate from users. This change lets you build custom authentication and registration scripts instead of relying only on a preset flow.
The Stripe module gained an event-accepting block. You can use it to receive Stripe events and trigger actions in your application's business processes.
The update added modules for Microsoft Translator, Google indexing, AdMob integration, and a YouTube player. Choose a module when your app needs that service without building the connection from scratch.
AppMaster improved SwiftUI, added audio and YouTube player elements, introduced left and right modal sheets, and updated project templates. It also reduced data-model schema save time for large projects.
The team was still working on generating forms from individual inputs, client business processes, and a Discord module with bot support and message receiving. Those items were not presented as finished features in this update.


