Compiled programming languages are well known for outperforming interpreted ones thanks to a compilation step. Today, Appwrite welcomes a new runtime for writing simple and performant functions, Go.
The new runtime allowed achieve up to 5x faster cold starts and a base execution time of less than 1 millisecond. That means your functions will start running much quicker, and once they're up, they'll fly.
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We're excited to announce major improvements to Appwrite Functions, making them more versatile and powerful than ever before.
With the new functions, you can stay within the Appwrite ecosystem. The fully integrated features reduce friction points, allowing you to focus on development while trusting that your Functions will run smoothly and automatically.
Previously, Appwrite Functions faced limitations in handling file-based tasks and real-time operations due to slow synchronous execution and cumbersome API key management. With the introduction of easier Appwrite SDK integration within Functions, these constraints are lifted, opening doors to more use cases and more efficient workflows.
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We're excited to announce the new Appwrite CLI. This iteration focuses on local development and an enhanced CI/CD experience. Now, you can test changes to your functions locally, and easily apply changes to your Appwrite collection.
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We are excited to announce a new addition to Appwrite Functions that makes function development faster and more enjoyable. With local development, the entire flow — including coding, testing, and debugging — becomes fast and reliable.
We have always been committed to making your experience with Appwrite the best it can be, and local development aims to address community feature requests and enhancements from the past couple of months.
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Appwrite 1.5.10 is now available. See below for all the improvements and fixes from 1.5.8 to 1.5.10.
Notable changes:
Bump console to version 4.3.30
Add Darija (Moroccan Arabic) translation file
Support Twilio messaging service SID
Improve cache performance
Add HK in translations
Update password abuse
Remove detailed trace
Remove relationship attributes from realtime event payloads
Sanitize URLs in emails
Fixes:
Fix migration stuck at "Starting Data Migration [...]"
Fix domain check
Fix "API must be called in the coroutine"
Bump executor version from 0.5.5 to 0.5.7
Ensure usage is counted for errors
Fix MFA for OAuth2 only accounts
Delete expired targets per project
Don't set the target field if the existing target document is false
Disable validation for project DBs during migration
Add default to collection attributes in migration
Fix create bucket endpoint validator for maximum file size
Disable validation for subquery to prevent error
Fix 'Missing required attribute "expire"' on users.createSession()
Fix certificate emails
Fix browser-cached deleted file
Fix migration of firebase
Fix path for vcs function deployments
Fix calculations
Fix bugs with migrations
Fix queueForUsage not triggering for domain executions
Fix realtime permission change
Miscellaneous:
Add profiler for debugging
Document APIs that don't support redirects
Bump base image from 0.9.0 to 0.9.1
Use latest Platform and add Core module
Add test to validate headers aren't overridden
Fix hyperlink in storage docs
Update cache & database
Fix flaky certificate test
Fix flaky function test
Update account API reference
Update functions API reference
Implement deploymentsStorage metric for projects API
Add new audit events
Move mbSeconds into 1.5.x
Clean projects cache while migrating
Use git tags for function template
You can update by following the upgrade docs.
Note that upgrading to 1.5.10 requires running a migration.
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