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Appwrite Community Report #2

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Hello everyone, greetings from team Appwrite πŸ‘‹.

We have an exciting couple of weeks ahead of us. Excited to share our latest updates with you and show off fantastic work in our community πŸ™πŸ½


πŸ“’ What’s new

This week marks the start of the month-long Appwrite + DEV Hackathon! This is a great chance to jump in and experiment with Appwrite, and we’ll be right along with you throughout your journey.

This hackathon includes
πŸ›£οΈ 4 Tracks (including #Web3 πŸ˜‰)
πŸ† $10,000 is up for grabs!
🎁 Limited Edition Swag for all
πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ Weekly Office Hours

Everyone who participates also receives a limited-edition T-shirt and stickers! Don’t miss out on the fun!


βœ… Issues solved

  • Project logos magically missing after upload? Not any more.
    πŸ”— Link to PR

  • Email and URL string attributes will now display the correct icon.
    πŸ”— Link to PR

  • Fixed cookie expiration. Did you get logged out after a day? Yeah, now we found the bug and fixed it.
    πŸ”— Link to PR

  • Python cloud functions now support custom response codes, and its behavior when sending a response with res.json is closer to other runtimes.
    πŸ”— Link to PR

  • Majorly refactored SSL certificate generation, which is now even more reliable.
    πŸ”— Link to PR

  • Documentation improvements for sessions, missing environment variables, and better generated attribute examples.
    πŸ”— Link to PR


βš’οΈ What we’re currently working on

  • We hear your requests for more granular event triggers for the Functions service. We’re working to refine event triggers so your Cloud Functions can listen to specific events.
  • We resumed work on GraphQL endpoints to query and manipulate Appwrite resources.
  • New Cloud Functions runtimes for C++, C#, Java, and Kotlin.

πŸ—£ Discussions

  • While we work on the more granular event triggers, feel free to share your thoughts, use cases, or feature requests here:
    πŸ”— Join the GitHub discussion here

  • Community member @danijel-tolj suggested β€œclient error interceptors” to enhance error handling with Appwrite SDKs. If this is something that interests you, share your ideas here:
    πŸ”— Join the GitHub discussion here


πŸ“˜ Resources

So much has changed since we wrote 30 Days of Appwrite. We’ve updated the articles and examples to show you the complete A-Z of developing with Appwrite.


πŸ“ Community Updates


πŸ€“ Learn More

πŸš€ Getting Started Tutorial
πŸš€ Appwrite GitHub
πŸ“œ Appwrite Docs
πŸ’¬ Discord Community

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πŸ™Œ Credits

Meme credits to Discord community member Dylan.

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Mostafa Said

It turned out to be pretty easy to start with appwrite! It can really get you started much faster than using anything else.

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Vincent Ge • Edited

Yeah! Making your life simpler is the point of Appwrite :) Appwrite can handle most things you need to get started, and as you grow, we can even be used alongside the rest of your backend stack.

It really motivates you to just get going building your idea, instead of spending hours deciding on the exact DB or auth solution.

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Mostafa Said

From my understanding, appwrite is a great tool to build tools. It gives you the chance to not worry so much about the backend basics and focus on functionalities and layout.

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Vincent Ge

Yeah, I think you can totally make production ready products with Appwrite (Many Discord community members already do this). Happy hacking!