Heads up! This article was written before Webiny 6.0 was released and may contain outdated information.
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.
Our weekly release is here! This week we introduced a couple of improvements and fixes in different areas in Webiny. Let’s check them out!
Add API URL view for environments (#1053)
We added an API Documentation tab to the Footer Menu to easily find your API links.
We also added information buttons next to environment aliases and environments to find their respective API links.
Sync environment with environment aliases (#1121)
Changes in environment aliases will reflect in the environment section immediately. For example, newly created environment alias now show under linked environment entry immediately.
If you’d like to give Webiny a try, feel free to check our Quick Start article which will guide you through the initial setup steps.
And, just in case you’ve missed it, if you’d like to check out the full changelog, you can do that here.
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Listen to the Webiny CEO, Sven Al Hamad, talk about Webiny. The open-source foundation for building serverless full-stack applications.
Serverless Chats is a podcast designed to geek out on everything serverless. Each week, Jeremy Daly, serverless advocate, AWS Serverless Hero, and Off-by-none founder, chats with another serverless champion to explore and do a deep-dive into specific topics in the serverless space.
In the next episode, Jeremy chats with Webiny CEO Sven Al Hamad, about how Webiny makes building serverless apps easier, why everyone from small startups to large enterprises should be choosing serverless, whether or not Webiny could be a WordPress killer and more.
Listen to the podcast here.
In this session, we go through the mechanics of app development with Webiny. We’ll get to know the structure of the app, how it is bundled, and how to make reusable app templates. Check our YouTube video below:
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.
Our development team is on standby to help your in-house team to learn and adopt Webiny — all free of cost!
We are looking for a member to join our team. If you are interested? Apply for the Full-Stack JavaScript Engineer role.
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.