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Webiny is the AI-programmable CMS that gives enterprises full control. Build, extend and automate your content operations with a platform designed to be shaped by both developers and AI agents.
In this week’s release, we introduce a couple of improvements and fixes in different areas of Webiny. Let’s check them out!
This week, we decided to apply final polishes to all of the scaffolding tools that come with every Webiny project. So now, while the scaffolding tools are doing their thing, the user will see informative messages about the changes and additions made in the project files. And with that, some of the scaffolds will print the next steps, so that the user immediately knows what to do next. Check the #1193 to see every scaffold in action!
context-after-content-models plugin (a859fe1)wait helper function (3ed941b)getContentModels and listContentModels in the READ/PREVIEW API (6c57c76)Give Webiny a try by following our Quick Start, which will guide you through the initial setup steps.
If you have an existing Webiny project, you can upgrade your project by running yarn upgrade.
And, just in case you’ve missed it, check out the full changelog.
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Commodo
This week we have additional videos on Commodo. As you may already know, Commodo is a library of higher-order functions (HOFs) that lets you create and compose rich data models.
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Webiny Plugins
Webiny framework supports a very simple system of plugins that powers both the React apps and the API services. As soon as you begin developing something with Webiny, you’ll be working with plugins.
Learn about Webiny Plugins below 🔬
In this tutorial, Webiny’s DevRel Albiona, guides you on building a Habits Tracker API service using the GraphQL Apollo Service scaffold, which will consist of the Habitmodel. By accessing the /graphql** URL **you will read (query) and write (mutations) new data for your habits.
We encourage everyone to get involved and contribute, regardless of their experience level. Read the contributing guide, and if you still run into problems, just give us a ping on Slack, we will help you out.
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Since we are a small team, in this role, you’ll have a significant opportunity to directly influence the technical and product design choices we will make.